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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / April 20081990 Blazer power steering pump pulley
I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the special tool. Does anyone know what size bolt to use to install the pulley? john >I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. > I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the special > tool. > Does anyone know what size bolt to use to install the pulley? > > john Harbor Freight sells the tool for 10 bucks. When you're finished, sell the tool on an Internet auction site. >>I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. >> I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Harbor Freight sells the tool for 10 bucks. When you're finished, sell > the tool on an Internet auction site. Thanks, I'll check the local store tomorrow. I want to fix this now. john >>I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. >> I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Harbor Freight sells the tool for 10 bucks. When you're finished, sell > the tool on an Internet auction site. $20 at the store unless you print the online price and bring it with you, the it's $10. For $10 I'll keep it. john Auto zone will lend you the tool free, pay deposit and get it refunded in full upon return. old john >>I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. >> I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Harbor Freight sells the tool for 10 bucks. When you're finished, sell > the tool on an Internet auction site. AutoZone loans the tool for free. Or leave a deposit, and it's refunded. That's how I did mine. >I can't find a pulley installer to borrow or rent. > I think I can use a bolt, spacer and nut to install it without the special > tool. > Does anyone know what size bolt to use to install the pulley? > > john |
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