Seriously a great video. No BS, no talking about nonsense through half of the video before getting to the point. You went straight to the point of the video. Thanks

You deserve a beer. I'd been struggling for 1/2 hour using wrenches, don't even bother trying to do this by hand . Impact gun done in 2 minutes. Thanks for the video.

@noewolf4268

17 күн бұрын

I don’t have an impact. Looks like I’m shit out of luck.

Hours of watching pointless videos and caused further frustration reaulting in NO installation. My girl found your video and FINALLY it is installed. Appreciate your sound advice. Smoothe precise instructions. Keep at it bro saved my ahh

As usual , a NO BS , straight up tutorial without the unnecessary banter - complete with tool shots that don’t need explanation ! Keep up the good work ! PS - Where can I get one of those Wilton receiver vises ? I want one !

Thank you for that information, it is very helpful.

Straight to it... good stuff.. thanks

Excellent video my guy. Explained everything clearly and gave great details on how and why. Thank you so much. 🙏✌

This is the video to watch, Thank you! Every other video on KZread about this pully installer is wrong.

You are awesome bro appreciate the help!

This video was simple and step by step.. thank you

Great easy and right to the point video without all the extra talking. Love it thank you!

That vice grip On the back of the truck is so playa

Thanks bro, your instructions was on point, I got mine done with the same exact kit !!!!

Thanks man you were a big help

My pulley decided it was bored with my commute and exited the vehicle about halfway home, taking the serpentine belt with it. It left behind the collar that press fits onto the shaft though, kind of as a parting shot. Bought this puller kit on the strength of this clear video. Glad I did, as the mfg seems to be above minutiae like including instructions.

@seandvk2834

Жыл бұрын

Lmaooooo this happened on my commute to work aswell

Ay bro thanks for this video . I could not get that thing on until I saw your video .

Thank you much, thought i had to get it pressed in

Good video and explained well !! Thanks .

Awesome video!

Necroposting for anyone looking this up: DO NOT put your pulley in a vise, it's too easy to crack or break it, especially the plastic ones! Ask me how I know. I was able to put one wrench on each of the nut and bolt features on the pulley tool to easily keep the pulley from turning. And if you find a thrust washer of the right size, it will stop the puller when you reach the end of the shaft (typically you install the pulley flush with end of shaft).

Wow thanks for the video ! I bought an astronaut 7874 kit from Amazon. I was stuck on installing the pulley on the new pump. I think I was doing it wrong so now I'ma give it a try the way your doing it. Btw I'm working on a 02 Ford Taurus

Excellent video helped a lot thanks!

Was not sure I was doing this right so I wanted to e sure. Thank you for the quick video confirmation and if I was wrong it would have been simple to correct what was wrong. My pulley had to be removed and installed on the car because Chevy puts the compressor bracket over the power steering pump on the early 2000 S10's.

Thanks. Very helpful

Thanks for the vid!!

Amazing video thank you

Thanks for the help!

That vice was awsome

Very helpful thank you

I've been thinking of doing a youtube video on cars since I started doing repairs on my Bimmer myself. Have you done all these repairs before you needed to in the vehicle and come up with a script first or did you record yourself doing the steps first then think of commentary later? Really cool that you started as a car repair channel gives me more of a reason to follow you. I look forward to future repair videos too man.

Thank you!

I have a kit like that, trying the ssme thing on my Silverado. Problem is the bolts provided are too small for the adapters

Bro did extra with the trunk 😂😭but it is smarter working

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God bless you

Thanks man

I am pleased 🙂

Very helpful video! That vice grib tow hitch is awesome!! Where did you get it from?

@barricadegarage5361

4 жыл бұрын

Ebay.. Heres my review video kzread.info/dash/bejne/oqqt2byvob3gcaQ.html

We're you happy with the quality of the A1 Cardone power steering pump? I have not heard great things about that brand. Also, was it remanufactured or brand new?

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Awesome Videos ! Do You Have Any Links ? Thanks

Before you crank that pulley completely flush make sure it's the exact same depth as the original pulley that was on the original pump pump otherwise you're going to get an awful lot of squealing and that means premature belt where in your future

@Chevro91

5 ай бұрын

Makes sense agreed 👍🏻

Bruh I literally follow you cause of your political rants and can't across this you're a life saver the other video didn't mention the washer so my installer wasn't catching the thread

the only way to line up the pulley is with the serpentine belt on

Great video. There are a lot of bad reviews on that tool. Has yours held up ok? I like that you use antiseize on the bolts. Thanks

@Zomby_Woof

2 жыл бұрын

I've f9und that because the two halves that clamp over the ridge are two small for the ring you slide over them to keep them in place. What happens is that it creeps enough from the very beginning that it gets very cooked. To eliminate that, I just omitted the ring and held it together with one hand while I snugged it enough to get all the play out and set firmly in the right position. From that point, it was just a matter of tedious quarter turns until it popped off. I was concerned at first whether or not the tool would work, as my pulley was not intact, but the ridge was there and it was pretty uneventful once I quit assing around and dug out the correct wrenches. 21mm open end and ratcheting 12mm box end is the best combo. No longevity problems seen after a single use. I imagine if you are prone to cross threading and can't be bothered with anti seize you might be able to screw it up. I haven't really looked closely at the bearing, but it's probably a good idea to slap some grease in it to prevent condensation causing rust.

Is antiseize a standard practice at car shops? I literally never heard of it until watching your videos and I did a lot of repairs on my own vehicles over the years.

@glenj.taylor2938

3 жыл бұрын

Yes it is. However, I caution you to learn about what it is and it's proper application before using it. It's a lubricant as well as an anti corrosive compound. It will drastically effect torque value on a fastener so only use it if the application calls for it.

@alexanderledvina8743

3 жыл бұрын

@@glenj.taylor2938 I had a BMW that was what I learned to work on cars on and not a single repair on any of the forums I went to or youtube videos said to use antiseize. Only WD40 if stuffs rusted on

Doesn't work that way when the pump has to have the mounting bolts attached BEHIND the pulley so the pulley goes on LAST. A vice doesn’t come into play at all

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Great video, I went through 2 pulleys and a pump I wasnt able to put the pulley all the way. First time took 3 hour. 2nd time was already on my 4th till I saw your tactic n got it done in 5 minutes

@barricadegarage5361

4 жыл бұрын

Haha it happens to the best of us. Im just glad I could be of some help my brother

@Chevro91

5 ай бұрын

Where did you get that tow hitch Vice setup ??? That’s sweet Can that be bought or was it welded on to a vice

Hey we got the same tools bro 😂

Hadn't considered anti-seize ... thanks

Mine is going on crooked😤

So you didn't actually "do this job" You bought a mounted pulley, and went through the motions... But you didn't do any "work in a car" Once it's been attached to an operational car for 24 years... THEN do this and we'll talk. You made a helpful video. Thanks. But you did none of the rest of that