Power Steering Removal Problem
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Power Steering Removal Problem Car is 2002 C5Z:
The cam in this car has been changed alot. Well, the bolt behind the power steering pulley is done. Can't get a wrench on it as its rounded off. That little hard to get to "b". In any case, whats the best way to get it out?
I was thinking about cutting away the PS pulley, then grab it with a pipe wrench.
Welcoming ideas on how to get it out...
The cam in this car has been changed alot. Well, the bolt behind the power steering pulley is done. Can't get a wrench on it as its rounded off. That little hard to get to "b". In any case, whats the best way to get it out?
I was thinking about cutting away the PS pulley, then grab it with a pipe wrench.
Welcoming ideas on how to get it out...
Is there enough room to cut a slot (like a flat head screw) in the bolt head with a Dremel and the use a punch or chisel to knock the bolt in a counter clock wise rotation.
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thanks. I just p/u a fresh set of v grips. no go.
well, about to try and find out...
well, about to try and find out...
did you even think to go rent the power steering pulley remover for free??
go to any auto parts store..rent it, and on return they refund your rental fee...so it comes out to be FREE RENTAL for the tool.
it takes 5 minutes to remove the pulley, and then you can get to the bolts without stripping them out....
its stupid simple....
go to any auto parts store..rent it, and on return they refund your rental fee...so it comes out to be FREE RENTAL for the tool.
it takes 5 minutes to remove the pulley, and then you can get to the bolts without stripping them out....
its stupid simple....
