URGENT...Unable to get pulley puller stud out of SC
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Unknown... feels great and ran great. For the price of oil, I'd use it until it shows signs of a problem.
Also, I read a quote on another thread around here that "If you ask a mechanic who'* never done a pulley pull but says he can handle it no problem...stay away and find someone else or do it yourself".
Um, I'm no mechanic. I mean, I have bolted on some basic performance parts on a big block (high intake, headers etc) some 20 years ago but, again I have no mechanical training. I'm I "in over my head" here?
What other kinds of problems might I encounter (notice that I have to remove the fuse box and overflow container etc..). I was planning on doing the swap to an INTENSE MPS 3.4 while out at the lake, but now wonder whether I might even strand myself out there if something goes bad.
BTW - I know I can run the car w/o the SC -- been w/o my SC running for a couple of weeks already without any problems other than slightly poorer gas mileage.
I also know to do the work on a COLD engine (and to possibly consider warming up the pulley with a torch to expand it a bit)
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http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=#822258
above link shows picture of what I purchased. Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't see a fully threaded bolt in there...so I don't understand how the problem above might have occured. Unless Intense had modified their pulley puller parts since the above problem occured....
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above link shows picture of what I purchased. Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't see a fully threaded bolt in there...so I don't understand how the problem above might have occured. Unless Intense had modified their pulley puller parts since the above problem occured....
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Originally Posted by GolfYeti
BTW - I know I can run the car w/o the SC -- been w/o my SC running for a couple of weeks already without any problems other than slightly poorer gas mileage.
S2 L67 can run without.
S1 L67 cannot.
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I wouldn't if you don't absoultely have too
My belt shreaded on me in N.C. and I had to drive back to GA. The */C got hot enough to point that stuff (friggin' hot oil I'd guess) was spitting out of the breather cap.
No gut'* either - only time I ever used the slow lane
My belt shreaded on me in N.C. and I had to drive back to GA. The */C got hot enough to point that stuff (friggin' hot oil I'd guess) was spitting out of the breather cap.
No gut'* either - only time I ever used the slow lane
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Golf..I wouldn't be concerned using the Intense Puller. They have proven it out and it works well. Follow the instructions to the letter and you should have no issues.
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BillBoost:
You were right -- thanks. It was too easy. I just got back from the lake and the swap went off w/o a hitch!
Man, nice to get the */c back, and now with a 3.4 -- very nice improvement...she really 'goes' now!!
On to the next mod!
You were right -- thanks. It was too easy. I just got back from the lake and the swap went off w/o a hitch!
Man, nice to get the */c back, and now with a 3.4 -- very nice improvement...she really 'goes' now!!
On to the next mod!
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