Can I use the rent a tool pulley remover's from Autozone, etc to remove the pulley or do I need a special one?
Please let me know, I am in a jam
Please let me know, I am in a jam
Type of pulley puller???
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why would you NOT suggest it? What would you do in a BIND!.
What can I do to prevent anything bad happenig?
What can I do to prevent anything bad happenig?
i tried one from autozone but it didn't work. so i ended up buying a pulleyboys puller.
WD-40
Killabyte....was the one you got from autozone just to small..cause i know i can get a 4" and a 7"....the 4 was to small..i will try the 7" tomorrow.
Where did you put the WD40? What tips and tricks can you give me for using the autozone claw style
Where did you put the WD40? What tips and tricks can you give me for using the autozone claw style
the one i tried wasn't too small, it just wasn't going to work.
on anything that moves.
the puller i got from pulley boys came with anti-sieze as well.
none, i really don't think it will work.
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What about it wont work? What was not working that worked with the new one?
I wonder if I can get one by next Friday to Canada
I wonder if I can get one by next Friday to Canada
the puller tool made specifically for our cars is not a claw-type puller.
it comes like this:
and, when assembled, looks like this:
also note that using this type will not bend the stock pulley (in case you ever want/need to put it back on, or want to sell it).
it comes like this:
and, when assembled, looks like this:
also note that using this type will not bend the stock pulley (in case you ever want/need to put it back on, or want to sell it).
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Our Grand Prix's have Eatons on them too. I've seen some very ugly results when people use a jaw-type puller to remove the pulley. Getting the right tool (Pulley Boys for example) will be a much safer alternative.
I'm sure you can find one from a local club member. Our local Grand Prix Club chapter has at least three or four scattered among various members.
I'm sure you can find one from a local club member. Our local Grand Prix Club chapter has at least three or four scattered among various members.
I would not suggest it because of what Scott P said "very ugly results when people use a jaw-type puller"
in a bind I would use the Amazon Racing/BilletFlow pulley puller and install tool
to prevent anything bad happening, use the Amazon Racing/BilletFlow pulley puller and install tool
I can next day air one to you today and you will have it tomorrow, is that fast enough for ya?
http://www.billetflow.com/Pulley_Puller.htm
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thats the puller you want to use...
that puller used in the pictures is the shop puller, it has a few hundred pulleys pulled on it and it works like its brand new. and looks it too.
thats the puller you want to use...
that puller used in the pictures is the shop puller, it has a few hundred pulleys pulled on it and it works like its brand new. and looks it too.
that sure is a pretty puller doug!
These folks are just too cool! :coolman:I can next day air one to you today and you will have it tomorrow, is that fast enough for ya?
I just used my bare hands to pull it off..........................
no word yet
I found the pics of what happens when you use a jaw-type puller to try and remove a pulley from an Eaton. :nono:
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Originally posted by Scott P
I found the pics of what happens when you use a jaw-type puller to try and remove a pulley from an Eaton. :nono:
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