Performance Tool Power Steering Pump/Alternator Pulley Puller, Model# W87020
Performance Tool Power Steering Pump/Alternator Pulley Puller, Model# W87020 Top Offers
Removes power steering and alternator pulleys on selected applications of Chrysler, Ford, GM, and Volkswagen with hub sizes of 1 1/8in., 1 1/4in., 1 5/16in., and 1 3/8in.
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It took a even though, but the auto repair video is lastly completed! The original content was trimmed extensively to get it down to the length it is now. Also, thanks to YouTube for bestowing me with Director status, otherwise I would not be able to post this entire thing!
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@KraZmija
DONT BE SUCH A CHEAP ***. CONTRIBUTE TO THE WORK FORCE.
I have an “01 chevy malibu and the water pump went out on it do u no how to fix it and if u do can u put it in words i could undersand i’d rather do it myself so that i wouldn’t have to pay with the economic problems were having today.
do you have a greasy camera
Hey Chap,
I got the same van and potentially the same problem. How did you fish the lifter out the push rod tube ?? Did the push rod tube need to come out ?
cheers
John
thank you for the plastic bag trick. it has many other uses. I can’t count how many times I have found myself on the ground looking for a spring/clip.
I beg to differ. I’m what YOU call a country fogie. The other CONTRIBUTING members seem to have a higher opinion of me. Here’s a challenge, produce something better and post it if you are able.
Nope, I wasn’t on any rate. This was my car, so the speed of molasses is moot. Also, I would never swap out just one lifter as it would not match the rest of the set. I would always swap out the whole set.
1983 Air-cooled Volkswagen Vanagon
Nope. Wish I could, but I don’t know how, nor do I have the equipment.
It took a couple of hours.
he’s what u call a country fogie
learned some, but why not film the work instead of your pretty face. Actually keep up the good work
god i hope this guy isnt on flat rate….hes slower than mollases running up hill….just replace the damn lifter no one repairs them they are to cheap unless your build performance motors
Maybe I missed it, What type of vehicle is this?
nice work, i’m a diy mechanic and appreciate the effort to show this video.
Can you port & polish heads?
I enjoy this video …post more auto repairs. im interested..oh yeah great beard!!! peace
How long did fixing the whole thing take you?
Magnets are fun, I used to collect them and I had one of the big round ones that could pick up 50 lbs. It was the best magnet I’ve ever had, but it was a bit bulky.
the only thing i know about cars is how to put gas in and how to drive to the lube shop for an oil change LOL good job and have a great day!