Putting on PS Pulley

95strokerPSU

Member

Jul 29, 2004

986

1

19

Sacramento from Philly

Apr 14, 2006

#1

• Apr 14, 2006

• #1

I got the tool from Autozone and I put the bolt into the shaft and then start turning the nut to move the washers into the pulley, but everytime the threads on the bolt are stripping. At first I thought it was the bolt(Grade2) but then I got a Grade 5 and the same thing happened. Is it possible that the threads in the shaft are stripped? This is a new remanufactured Cardone pump. I really don't want to have to get a new one cause I already had this one painted. Any ideas?

Thanks
Dave

 

95cobraguy

Member

Dec 23, 2005

637

11

19

Concord, NC by way of LI, NY

Apr 14, 2006

#2

• Apr 14, 2006

• #2

what washers r u talking about? i put my pulley on this morning with a snap on installer, piece of cake.

 

Stangfreak95

add a 4

Founding Member

Nov 4, 2002

3,571

0

0

In your sister. If none, your mom

Apr 14, 2006

#3

• Apr 14, 2006

• #3

Yeah you need the special tool to install it. If you buy a puller, you'll have the fittings in it to put it back on obviously.

 

95strokerPSU

Member

Jul 29, 2004

986

1

19

Sacramento from Philly

Apr 15, 2006

#4

• Apr 15, 2006

• #4

Yeah I have the tool, but the bolt that threads into the shaft of the pump keeps stripping.

 

mytight95

Active Member

Apr 11, 2003

2,605

0

46

Dothan,Al

Apr 15, 2006

#5

• Apr 15, 2006

• #5

lets see which tool you have.... there are like two different kinds. I used some threaded rod and made my own with a bearing two washers, and a nut to tighten it with.

I would run a tap in there to clean the threads at least, you already know the count/pitch etc. right? It should thread down in there at least like 3/4"


jason

 

95strokerPSU

Member

Jul 29, 2004

986

1

19

Sacramento from Philly

Apr 15, 2006

#6

• Apr 15, 2006

• #6

I just tapped the shaft and pulled the pulley off (it was half way on) and noticed that the diameter of the pulley hole might be a little tighter than the factory one. It's the Wazee pulley. I'm done working on it for today, but tomorrow I'll get a caliper and measure both pulleys.

 

mytight95

Active Member

Apr 11, 2003

2,605

0

46

Dothan,Al

Apr 15, 2006

#7

• Apr 15, 2006

• #7

let us know when you get it figured out




jason

 

HISSIN50

"How long does it take to get help in here?

15 Year Member

Nov 29, 1999

31,179

33

129

Apr 15, 2006

#8

• Apr 15, 2006

• #8

Can you heat the pulley and cool the pump's shaft (being careful of seals and whatnot)?

Stock pulley hubs tend to kind of mushroom and wont go back on, but Wazee's stuff (Though I havent used it) sounds like nice quality stuff.

Good luck.

 

95strokerPSU

Member

Jul 29, 2004

986

1

19

Sacramento from Philly

Apr 15, 2006

#9

• Apr 15, 2006

• #9

Yeah the wazee pulley looks like a quality piece. I'm gonna check the diameters but thats a good idea on heating the pulley. Thanks