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1996 Winstar Power steering pulley
Is there an easy way to get the power sterring pulley back on after pulling it?
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Press it
Usually an O'reily or the parts house you bought it from will press off and press on the new pulley. I know I do for my customers who buy pulleys or pumps. That make them think I'm a good place to shop, They're right
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Re: Press it
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Usally that is what I do but ford in their great widom put one of the bolts to the bracket right behind the pulley so it has to be off to get the bracket off.. |
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Autozone, or a lot of other parts stores will rent you the puller/installer.
Very easy to use. It costs about $40 but you get it back when you bring back the tool. |
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Re: 1996 Winstar Power steering pulley
dshepherd is right - go to autozone and get the puller/installer. It is not too hard to do, somewhat cumbersome and you may need to remove items in the wheelwell area (windshield washer tank etc.) to have room to work. The puller/pusher engages the small groove on the pulley and pushes it onto the pump shaft. The pusher has a flat head on it that prevents you from pushing the pulley too far onto the shaft.
Good luck |
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