Michael Yount said:PepBoys will usually do the same thing for you. Remove the alternator and have a friend give you a ride to a place with an impact. It will take them less than a minute to remove and reinstall. You're a long way off - or I'd tell you to bring that thing over't the house and we'll have that puppy off/on in a second!
Michael Yount said:You have an impact wrench? Put a regular socket on it (if you have the right size) -- it'll spin it right off.
Michael Yount said:Yeah, it's real easy to bend the blades - not a good idea unless you're stuck on the side of the road somewhere. Not to mention, if you happen to forget to disconnect the battery, and and you stick a screw driver down in there - well, it is possible to bring the name 'big sparky' to life if you know what I mean. If I were you, I'd invest a few bucks and buy the correct sized socket.
93tealstang said:I don't want to sabotage the thread with my own question but how can I run an ASP overdrive pulley without the belt slipping? It makes a loud high pitched "chirp" sound on startup and I'm assuming it's the belt slipping. FYI, this is also on a 3G application.
Michael Yount said:Murphy's law for tools - don't buy it, you'll need it again the next day. Buy it - then you'll never need it again.
Michael Yount said:Murphy's corollary - buy it, loan it to someone - they will break it or lose it.
I'm with Mike - buy it; you'll use it again, or you'll be able to help someone else out.
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