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    Posted: 12 Aug 2015 at 11:58pm
How does one go about getting the spacer off of the pump shaft? It has been on there a day or two and doesn't want to come off. Do I dare use heat?
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press? uh...what spacer? behind the pulley mount? I've taken one apart before to put the new kit in it, but don't remember any spacer...
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your getting forgetful Shameless

Edited by dpower - 13 Aug 2015 at 2:41am
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ya think?
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Sometimes those can be an absolute bitch. Plenty of penetrating oil, heat and beat, and I use a very thin screwdriver or stiff putty knife driven between the pulley and spacer.
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Have a helper hold a heavy block on one side while you use a dull chisel on other side.  p MACK
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I use a 20 ton press with a split bearing puller behind the spacer, keep tightening the bolts on the bearing puller halves as it goes.
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It is off. I used heat and little by little, she came off the end.
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