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Use to remove pressed-on alternator and power steering pulleys on late model GM, Ford and Chrysler engines. Allows damage-free removal and installation of most friction fit pulleys

The Eastwood Power Steering Pulley Remover/Installer allows damage-free removal and installation of most friction fit pulleys found on power steering pumps and many other belt driven automotive and industrial devices. This tool is constructed of high-strength steel components, designed for frequent, heavy duty use and will provide years of reliable service.

We have invested millions of dollars in our own test labs and factories, so our tools will go toe-to-toe with the top professional brands. And we can sell them for a fraction of the price because we cut out the middleman and pass the savings on to you. It"s just that simple!

If you’re getting ready to remove a power steering pulley by using a hammer, shop press, or 3-jaw puller tool… STOP! You would be wise to read through the following article to get some tips on the process and tools needed to properly and safely remove a pulley without doing damage to yourself or the parts.

If possible, remove the pump (with pulley attached) from the vehicle. This will make removing the pulley much easier. Although not necessary, it can be helpful to secure the pump before proceeding. A bench vise and some long bolts through the pump mounting bosses is an easy solution to securing the pump. Some pulleys may have to be removed with the power steering pump still mounted on the vehicle.

Lastly, have the proper pulley removal tool. At Turn One, we use Kent-Moore power steering removal tools for GM power steering products. While expensive, these have never failed us on fitment or performance on a variety of pulleys. If you don’t want to buy a tool for a one-time pulley swap, most auto stores have tool loan programs where you can borrow one with a returnable deposit.

We recommend using wrenches with the longest possible handle to aid in applying torque to the removal tool. Even though pulleys are press-fit on the the driveshaft, there is usually a large amount of frictional force that needs to be overcome to unseat the pulley. Always unseat the pulley by using hand tools. Again, we do notrecommend using an impact driver on any removal tool as the amount of impact force can damage or break the pulley flange.

Neverapply heat if there are flammable liquids or gasses in the work area! Use common sense and abide by all other manufacturer warnings pertaining to the vehicle, accessory/engine components, fluids, degreasers, etc. Turn One, Inc. is not responsible for any damage or injury that occurs from improper use of procedures, materials, tools, etc.