I have some good factory ones, I can give you a part number for a newer one that has the spoked body that will allow you to remove the pump without removing the pulley. I have it wrote down, I'll dig it up later
you guys rock! I went to remove my pulley with a snap-on puller and it ripped the groove section that the puller slides onto right off. now I got to destroy the pulley to get it off and most likely the pump with it or at least the seal. my luck lol
I always use antiseaze when re-installing them, always. Just when you hook up the tool, look at the "fingers", mine has 2 different sized ends. Not sure how the Snap On one is.
you guys rock! I went to remove my pulley with a snap-on puller and it ripped the groove section that the puller slides onto right off. now I got to destroy the pulley to get it off and most likely the pump with it or at least the seal. my luck lol
I ran into this recently on my beater Jimmy, I used a pry bar to bend the pulley out to access the bolts. I then used a cut off wheel on a die grinder to get it off the pump shaft. Then warrantied the pump at auto-parts for a leaking seal.