ShaneKennett
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What size bolt goes into the power steering pump pulley. I can't tell but it looks to be either an allen head or torqx. please help
What Size?
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It should be threaded. Are u trying to remove it?
ShaneKennett
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dragon said:
ya i need to take the pulley of and it looks as if there some kind of head in there
You need a power steering pulley puller and installer. The pulley is pressed on theres no bolt its threaded so u can reinstall the pulley with the tool.
ShaneKennett
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dragon said:
that's what i thought. It just doesn't look like it. I'm not familiar with these motors yet so I didn't wanna try something on a hunch. Thanks man
Yea you dont wanna have to replace a pump or pulley if you dont have to.
No problem thats what were here for
No problem thats what were here for
ShaneKennett
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i got to take it off to install the adapter for the new p/s lines. I can get a good grip on the adapter with the pulley there
use a socket Shane, sorry aobut that
still working on getting instructions in there
but a deep well socket works best bud, but it can be done with a wrench, you jsut have to be carefull with it.
but it doesnt take much torque either, jsut tighten it up good, and give it about a 1/4 turn
still working on getting instructions in there but a deep well socket works best bud, but it can be done with a wrench, you jsut have to be carefull with it.
but it doesnt take much torque either, jsut tighten it up good, and give it about a 1/4 turn
ShaneKennett
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Stinker said:use a socket Shane, sorry aobut that
but a deep well socket works best bud, but it can be done with a wrench, you jsut have to be carefull with it.
but it doesnt take much torque either, jsut tighten it up good, and give it about a 1/4 turn
This is exactly why i hate living in an apartment and not having by big toolbox. I have a little half ass put together set of tools. and it just sucks
hold on a minute shane and will get you the size of the adapter, then you can run down and maybe get just a socketShaneKennett said:
its a 22mm, but now too you can do this, take your wrench and bend it slightly, dont go too far it will break, but you can bend jsut the end a lil and it may help bud,
but if ya can get it, now dont go out and buy a ton of stuff or take off the pulley or anything.
let me know and if ya cant get it bud, I'll send you a socket and rachet to borrow to get it done for ya
but if ya can get it, now dont go out and buy a ton of stuff or take off the pulley or anything.
let me know and if ya cant get it bud, I'll send you a socket and rachet to borrow to get it done for ya
ShaneKennett
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Stinker said:its a 22mm, but now too you can do this, take your wrench and bend it slightly, dont go too far it will break, but you can bend jsut the end a lil and it may help bud,
but if ya can get it, now dont go out and buy a ton of stuff or take off the pulley or anything.
let me know and if ya cant get it bud, I'll send you a socket and rachet to borrow to get it done for ya
I just got it on now. I had to take fan out to get some more room as well as the upper radiator hose. I had to take off the line from the fitting so I could do it in pieces. I had to use a shallow 7/8" socket to get it. I got to run to store now and get more antifreeze and should be able to button it up tonight. It's freaking hot out!!
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