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Old 12-11-2007, 02:28 PM
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As the title states.... i need to buy one to pull my crank pulley off and to keep for future jobs on the car... What brand/model do you guys own or have used with good success on the ls1 crank pulleys? Thanks!
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Old 12-11-2007, 02:37 PM
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i wanna say its a chrysler puller you want!,,,,,,im sure someone will chime in here,,let me dig in my subscriptions,,,,,,,,,i could be waayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy the Fk off.
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I just use a 3 jaw puller.
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I got the generic 8" puller from Harbor Freight for like $13 and so far it has worked great on my stock pulley and on my Powerbond pulley (which are supposed to be a PITA to remove). There was no rigging of anything to get it to work either, grabbed the inside of the stock pulley perfect and is just big enough to get around the outside of the Powerbond.

$13 well spent.
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I used the Snap-On puller.. worked great.. no stripped threads or flared crank end.
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Any links to the Snap On one you use bczee? Thanks!
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Yup.. here you go..

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

Here is there installer.. (what GM # is – J41665 Crankshaft Balancer and Sprocket Installer)
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/parts...group_id=10872
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Go get the big three jaw from autozone, you can buy it new or you can rent it and not bring it back if you want one for cheaper. On those tools you have 3 months to bring them back or you keep them and the computer sends a new one for stock. The new ones have a lifetime warranty. If you plan on getting an U/D pulley I would get the tree style puller that screws into your harmonic balancer. Alot of the UD pulleies require a different puller.


I'd buy a cheap or medium grade one because not all pulleys take the same puller. Put that money somewhere else.
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I made an adapter to go from regular balancer puller to LS1 balancer. Cut slots into a 3.4L WP pulley so it fits into the 3 openings then turns about 1/8th turn and that locks it in. The regular puller is bolted to the bolt holes in the pulley.

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whew snap on **** is high......
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I rented mine from auto zone. I got the Chrysler one first and it didn't work so I tokk it back and got the larger three arm puller.
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Matco has them for roughly 80 bucks. I think that the ceapest blue point is around 120 bux



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