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Posted by Haas on June 09, 2006 at 18:15:34 from (12.65.6.44):
In Reply to: Need a puller posted by RNicholas on June 08, 2006 at 18:58:40:
There was a lot of discussion about pullers for the Super A/100 crank pulley a couple months back. Search the archives and you can probably find it. There was even a picture of a home made puller. These crank pulleys are really on there tight, so it takes a heavy duty set up to get them off. And a bearing separator type set up is required that fits behind the hub of the pulley. Don't try to use a jaw type puller on the flanges of the pulley, or you will just break it and then you will be using your time to hunt a new pulley. Best to not rush it and do it right.
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