pulley pulling ugh
10-05-2005, 10:41 AM
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pulley pulling ugh
I finally received my 3.4 modular pulley system and puller from INTENSE. They are not kidding on needing lots of tork to remove. My first attempt was 2 hrs before work and sure enough I put it back together just would not budge. My second attempt was at 1am last night. After about 2hrs of struggling with the ac line in the way and stripping the small shaft screw it finally popped. Putting on the hub was easy but the stripped screw lead to some challenging moments. Needless to say its on at 3:45am and I am glad I bought the modular system. Way too much mental stress to pull another pulley plus the stock pulley was bent after its removal.
removal tips:
buy the modular system
get the longest wrench possible (use a cheater bar if necessary)
make sure the shaft screw is set deep enough not to strip (like what happened to me)
patience, strength, patience, strength
and have fun doing it!!!!
steve
removal tips:
buy the modular system
get the longest wrench possible (use a cheater bar if necessary)
make sure the shaft screw is set deep enough not to strip (like what happened to me)
patience, strength, patience, strength
and have fun doing it!!!!
steve
10-05-2005, 10:52 AM
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In my experience, when taking off a pulley, the puller'* center shaft stud does not need to be tight with the SC shaft. When installing the hub/pulley it shoiuld be snug to prevent the tool from flexing while the hub/pulley are "pushed" on.
Also, before putting on a pulley/hub, heat it up a little (setting it in the sun or oven). This will help it do on a little smoother as well.
Also, before putting on a pulley/hub, heat it up a little (setting it in the sun or oven). This will help it do on a little smoother as well.
10-05-2005, 11:16 AM
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The puller I used was from intense racing. Where the plate pressed against the pulley it flatted the flange to the first rib. Just glad it came off and the new one went on.
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10-05-2005, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by earthmover101
The puller I used was from intense racing. Where the plate pressed against the pulley it flatted the flange to the first rib. Just glad it came off and the new one went on.
steve
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:? Good to know. I'll be doing this in the next few months.
10-05-2005, 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Do NOT use a 2 or 3 prong puller on a Series 2. Use a dedicated pulley puller.
Do NOT use a 2 prong puller on a Series1. A 3 prong would be ok, though.
Do NOT use a 2 prong puller on a Series1. A 3 prong would be ok, though.
Originally Posted by earthmover101
The puller I used was from intense racing. Where the plate pressed against the pulley it flatted the flange to the first rib. Just glad it came off and the new one went on.
steve
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10-05-2005, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by willwren
Do NOT use a 2 or 3 prong puller on a Series 2. Use a dedicated pulley puller.
Do NOT use a 2 prong puller on a Series1. A 3 prong would be ok, though.
Do NOT use a 2 prong puller on a Series1. A 3 prong would be ok, though.
Originally Posted by earthmover101
The puller I used was from intense racing. Where the plate pressed against the pulley it flatted the flange to the first rib. Just glad it came off and the new one went on.
steve
steve