UD PULLEY HELP!

ncatbaseball10 · Dec 7, 2007

i am trying to install a set of bbk underdrive pulleys. i cant seem to get the old crankshaft pulley off. i have tried almost everything. i used the harmonic dampener puller and the screws broke. i got another kind of puller, and it broke too. i used a torch on it to try and heat it up, but that didnt work either. any advice?

d98gt · Dec 7, 2007

Did you get the bolt to break loose? You have an impact handy?

fudleyd · Dec 7, 2007

d98gt said:
Did you get the bolt to break loose? You have an impact handy?

That's the first thought I had as well about the bolt....
Are you sure you are using the pullers correctly?

d98gt · Dec 7, 2007

I just did the install (steeda) last week and the bolt was on there pretty well to say the least My impact couldn't break it lose so we used a method that is common for dealerships to do on certain jeep though it isn't exactly the safest/best way to go about it though did work.

ncatbaseball10 · Dec 7, 2007

i already got the bolt off. i just cant seem to get the pulley off. i used the harmonic puller that uses 3 screws and the screws either got stripped and came out or they broke off. i used the other kind too, with the clamps, and that didnt work.

forum155pl · Dec 7, 2007

i say PB blast the hell out of it every hour for like 4 hours and then go and get some high grade8 bolts for your puller with some nuts for the back of the balancer, i think if you do all of that you should be able to yank that beast off there.. mine was a PITA too

fobra559 · Dec 7, 2007

d98gt said:
I just did the install (steeda) last week and the bolt was on there pretty well to say the least My impact couldn't break it lose so we used a method that is common for dealerships to do on certain jeep though it isn't exactly the safest/best way to go about it though did work.

I was wondering if you had any problems with the steeda pullies?

d98gt · Dec 8, 2007

fobra559 said:
I was wondering if you had any problems with the steeda pullies?

I haven't had them on very long though haven't really experienced any of the negative that you'll read. They are a decent mod and I can feel a difference, but don't expect a night and day difference.

I picked mine up for $75 so can't really beat that

propellerhead · Dec 8, 2007

Are you sure you're using the tool correctly? The screws shouldn't be cranked down hard.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=689627

fobra559 · Dec 8, 2007

d98gt said:
I haven't had them on very long though haven't really experienced any of the negative that you'll read. They are a decent mod and I can feel a difference, but don't expect a night and day difference.

I picked mine up for $75 so can't really beat that

Yeah, I know it doesn't make a dramatic difference in power, but it's good to have if your staying N/A. I was going to get them but then read a lot of bad things about them so I backed off

For $75 I would buy them in a heart beat That's a good deal man

ncatbaseball10 · Dec 8, 2007

i got the ud pullies on and they are working great. newb mistake appreciate the help!

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