PS steering pulley snapped, help removing! Pics
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get some botls to stick the hole, and the remains of the hole - also you can try the old style "strap" oil filter removal tool - i had this happen to me a while back - just like that- what a PIA.
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happend to me before and only thing i had to work with is the metal that the plastic connected too. Use like vise grips, or that oil filter tool around the metal part. and u need an air gun with alot of psi on max power, and let it charge up to full psi and click it a buncha times in a row while someone tryies to hold the vice grips tight. if u cud get it to spin faster then the metal part on the pulley it shud come loose
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ask around someone locally has to have one.
if not u shud buy one, really, makes alot of car work much easier, like especially suspension/brake work, exhaust bolts, and other bolts torqued on at a million ft/lbs, u name it. u cud pick up just a gun by it self at a local hardware store for like 30-40 bucks.
But the most expensive thing wud be an air compressor, but most people shud already have one in their garage, even if its small. it shud work for the job u need.
ask around someone locally has to have one.
if not u shud buy one, really, makes alot of car work much easier, like especially suspension/brake work, exhaust bolts, and other bolts torqued on at a million ft/lbs, u name it. u cud pick up just a gun by it self at a local hardware store for like 30-40 bucks.
But the most expensive thing wud be an air compressor, but most people shud already have one in their garage, even if its small. it shud work for the job u need.
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i never use the air gun for tightening bolts tho. always a bad idea...unless im getting a long bolt that has a way to go that a hand tool wud take too long to do, but then i use the hand tool once ive closed the gap, just to be sure.
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You can get a cheap airgun for $20 and an airtank for about the same. Charge the airtank to over 100 psi and then go at it with the air gun. I've never had to hold the pulley, I just blast the nut off before I remove the belt
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Originally Posted by Nuvolari
Off topic, but how did it split like that ? Mine looked like that after I went postal on it when I was removing my PS for good.
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no i made my own version of the SST in the FSM - but it snapped the fooking pulley!
damn it...im done for tonight anyway, Stopped after that next little episode. Next bit is to remove the exhaust system. Fun!!
damn it...im done for tonight anyway, Stopped after that next little episode. Next bit is to remove the exhaust system. Fun!!
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Originally Posted by BobfisH
no i made my own version of the SST in the FSM - but it snapped the fooking pulley!
damn it...im done for tonight anyway, Stopped after that next little episode. Next bit is to remove the exhaust system. Fun!!
damn it...im done for tonight anyway, Stopped after that next little episode. Next bit is to remove the exhaust system. Fun!!
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WOHOO did it!
Used a oil filter strap wrench, one with the chain (rather than a leather strap) also used the old leather strap from the last oil filter wrench to provide the grip. Worked a treat - actually came off prettty easy!
thanks guys..
Used a oil filter strap wrench, one with the chain (rather than a leather strap) also used the old leather strap from the last oil filter wrench to provide the grip. Worked a treat - actually came off prettty easy!
thanks guys..
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