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Old 08-31-2006, 09:48 PM
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420a bottom pully

i used the special chrysler puller and everything but its not quite long enuff. its still pressed on about 1/4 of an inch if that and i cant get it off for shit i've pried and pried. anyone else ever ran into this problem and if so how the hell did you get it off
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Re: 420a bottom pully

I have this problem every time I pull it off. What I end up doing is threading in a longer bolt into the hole that sticks out like 1/2" or so and then use the puller. I never use the special chrysler one though so I'm not sure exactly how it works, but if it's like any other puller you should have no problem with using a longer bolt.
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Re: 420a bottom pully

have a 95 eclipse - have had my pulley off several times - I put a center punch I have shortened into the bolt hole of the crank and as the top of the punch is square, I put a socket on the end so the threaded bolt from the pulley goes into the socket and it will not try to slide off. this will allow you to get additional leverage to get it off. I use a 3 jaw craftsman puller.

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Old 09-10-2006, 12:17 PM
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Re: 420a bottom pully

Ok heres how i did it, I got a piece of a metal rod, 1/4in i think and cut several different sizes and slide them in where the bolt goes so not only was i using the threads to push against but the rod too and when the threads wouldn't reach i just pushed against the rod.
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Re: 420a bottom pully

I broke about 6 pullers to get mine off. Fun stuff.
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