ASP Underdrive Pulley REMOVAL
03-08-2006, 09:08 PM
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ASP Underdrive Pulley REMOVAL To remove the ASP Underdrive Pulley from the crank, is the same 3-Arm Puller used as when removing the stock crank pulley?
Just want to make sure...
Thanks!
Just want to make sure...
Thanks!
03-08-2006, 09:23 PM
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Its the screw type puller. I had to buy some screws at Lowes cause the ones I got when I bought the puller did not fit at all. Once you find everything you need though its a piece of cake.
03-08-2006, 10:43 PM
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You can use a 3-jaw puller just as long as its big enough to go around the outside...I just did that because I couldnt figure out what size bolts you needed for the bolt holes in the ASP pulley. Rented the puller from O'Reilly's.
03-08-2006, 10:46 PM
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I had to go to home depot and get some bolts, make sure you dont strip the threads out in the pulle, or you will be in a world of ****!
I would keep them if i were you, you never know when you will have to take it off again.
I would keep them if i were you, you never know when you will have to take it off again.
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Originally Posted by Lithium
I ll go check the bag they came in for ya...
That wore me out lol...its 5/16 - 24 x 1
Just make sure you thread them in pretty good and evenly.
That wore me out lol...its 5/16 - 24 x 1
Just make sure you thread them in pretty good and evenly.
03-09-2006, 06:02 AM
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Think I found them at McMaster-Carr.....
Have a look and agree/disagree:
www.mcmaster.com and then type in P/N 91286A182 in the 'search' field on the left...
AND, is this the "screw-type" puller that you're referring to? P/N 69805A25 (also in the McMaster online catalog...)
Have a look and agree/disagree:
www.mcmaster.com and then type in P/N 91286A182 in the 'search' field on the left...
AND, is this the "screw-type" puller that you're referring to? P/N 69805A25 (also in the McMaster online catalog...)
03-15-2006, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Lithium
Damn dude I just got mine at Lowes...they had so many damn bolts. Get out of the house and go for a ride 
Here's why I hate doing this. This type of result is always my luck:
Yesterday spent 45 minutes total, driving to the closest Lowes, scanning their bolt section, and returning.
Wasted $2.50 in gas.
Only could find 5/16-24 bolts in Grade-5 (
)They wanted $2.39 for two of these bolts, only come in packs of two. So I'd would have needed to purchase two packs + tax = $5.07.
$5.07 + 2.50 gas + wasted time (priceless to me) ---> for medium strength Grade-5 bolts which would break in the ASP Pulley during my removal and totally screw me for another 4 hours as I then would have to fight to remove the sheared slug. Ugh, no thanks. The mere fact that I wasted 45 minutes of my (extremely busy) daily life is enough on its own to **** me off.
--Or--
Spend 5 minutes online at McMaster, click, click, click. Get 50 *Grade 8* bolts for $7. Saves me time, aggravation, and I get the proper quality parts. Then have a boatload of spare bolts to add to my collection, or to giveaway to others here on this board.
One last question though - is 1" length long enough? Seems pretty short to feed thru the normally beefy "spider" of the screw-puller and have sufficient threads to still get adequate attachment to the Pulley.
