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Originally Posted by Ted Boucher
The pulley is only secured to the output shaft by strong glue, and all it takes is a heat gun, pliers, and someone pulling for it to come off.
See this thread ( http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...light=heat+gun ) there is no need to take the risk of hurting the motor by breaking the pulley like that and there is no need to buy a custom tool to remove the pulley. |
I already owned the tool for its original use as a nut splitter. It's kind of like cracking a walnut. I was worried about overheating the motor and damaging something, so I see this as a lower risk approach if you don't care for the pulley.