power steering pump

[eric.s.t]

Dumb question, do I need a puller to take it off? How does it remove?

 

[Horns]

Yes. You need a puller to pull the pulley and an installer to install the pulley.

-Sent from my twin turbo Desire using diesel fuel.-

 

[sewlow]

Those pulley wheels are aluminum. They don't take kindly to being forced in any way.
How do I know this? Hmmm...

 

[SubLo]

It's not hard at all. I just replaced mine. The hardest part is dealing with the cramped quarters. Umm... more like I did mine without removing the fan cuz I was lazy. I still got the job done - took about an hour. It's a lot easier without the fan in the way. BTW, you rent the puller from many autoparts stores. Mine came courtesy of Autozone.

 

[Horns]

It would be a SOB in the truck without the fan removed. I did mine out of the truck with a top of the line MAC impact, and it still took about 15 minutes of turning to get it off.

 

[eric.s.t]

My engines out, I'm stripping it down.. So I need to get it off. Lol

 

[firefighter_2319]

reason for the pulley to off is because there is a bolt that is in behind the pulley, and there is no way to get to it other than that

 

[skylark]

Those pulley wheels are aluminum. They don't take kindly to being forced in any way.
How do I know this? Hmmm...

I've never seen an aluminum one. I would love to find one though!

 

[91Bluestreak]

You can rent the tool at most auto parts stores. Its really not that bad, I've 2 on both of my trucks and takes about 30-45 mintues with it in the truck. Out of the truck should be cake walk without the fan or shroud to get in the way.