power steering pulley tool kit?

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Can anyone post a link to a website that sells the correct tool kit to remove the power steering pump pulley? By the way don't make the mistake I made and buy the march power steering pulley for your sn-95 mustang. The march part number is #630. Don't buy it. It sits off track from the rest of your acessories and will cause the serpentine belt to come off the rest of the other pullies.

 

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There is no correct one just universal kits. Advance Auto and Autozone both have a loaner tool program. And ummm nice avatar and join date *creepy*

 

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I think hes been stalking you.....

Here is the kind I use, works great... Not sure where you can get it but the parts store should have one.

 

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Power steering pulley

I was hoping someone already went out and bought a kit and can verify that the one they have works. I found alot of universal kits. I made a bone head move by buying the power steering pulley from march that fits the fox body. I just ordered the correct pulley from wazee's. It's $56. Billet aluminum.

 

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Power Steering pulley puller?

The march pulley does not have a grooved ring in the collar for anything to grab on. It only has three small screw holes in the face of the pulley.

 

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If it has 3 bolts in the face, I would use a typical puller for things like steering wheels, HB's, etc. But first I would contact March and ask them exactly what they recommend.

Um, that avatar and join date thing is just not right.

Good luck.

 

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go to autozone and rent it. it's like 43 bucks to rent it and you get all your money back when you return it. I just had to pull mine off the other day. it's the same one in the picture above. also in the same kit you rent it has teh tool to put it back on.

 

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oh yeah, they sell it there too. I would have bought mine but they didn't have any in stock. renting worked out real good.

 

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wytstang said:

There is no correct one just universal kits. Advance Auto and Autozone both have a loaner tool program. And ummm nice avatar and join date *creepy*

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HISSIN50 said:

Um, that avatar and join date thing is just not right.

Good luck.

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Seeing some one with my avatar was a little strange then I noticed the join date and my skin crawled **as I look behind me gripping my knife**

 

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Long lost brothers, separated at birth?