powersyeering pump pulley
Timturnswell
02-20-2007, 05:59 PM
How Do I Get The Pulley Off The Powersteering Pump? Thanks To For The Hint To My Problem, I Took The Belt Off And The Shaft Fell Right Out.
rodeo02
02-21-2007, 06:29 AM
A new pump should come with a new pulley. You'd need a gear puller or a press to remove the original pulley.
Joel
Joel
llopez
02-21-2007, 10:36 PM
I used a puller from Napa to take mine off and put it back onto a rebuilt pump.
FYI: I wouldn't recommend a rebuilt from an aftermarket place - The one I put on whined louder than the one I replaced. I even used Valvoline synthetic, no help. And yes, I bled it (for the comments that are sure to follow).
FYI: I wouldn't recommend a rebuilt from an aftermarket place - The one I put on whined louder than the one I replaced. I even used Valvoline synthetic, no help. And yes, I bled it (for the comments that are sure to follow).
dragos69ca
03-05-2007, 11:07 AM
Your input shaft is broken (from the old pump)...remember that GM had a recall in 2004 for this problem...check if your SUV was part of it.
Regarding the pulley removing, yes , you'll need a puller and for installing you should have a kit received with the new remanufactured pump.
Don't worry, in North America are sold annually over half a milion reman pumps and they don't come with pulley so you are not the first one that has to do the job. Look for the puller...all garages have one.
Regarding the pulley removing, yes , you'll need a puller and for installing you should have a kit received with the new remanufactured pump.
Don't worry, in North America are sold annually over half a milion reman pumps and they don't come with pulley so you are not the first one that has to do the job. Look for the puller...all garages have one.
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