There is no problem removing the OEM Pulley
i think the shop used this tool
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/Detail.aspx?id=1
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/PARTIMG/1023.gif

and maybe they used this tool also
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/Detail.aspx?id=564
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/PARTIMG/8513A.gif

to install the SLP UD Pulley
maybe they used this tool
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/Detail.aspx?id=563
http://www.millerspecialtools.spx.com/PARTIMG/8512A.gif

now this is all good.

if anyone tried to remove the SLP UD Pulley
plz tell me which tool did you use?

note: the PULLER for removing the OEM Pulley is too big for the SLP Pulley

I have a question why r u changing it.

is that first tool not adjustable? the one i have is...

if that wont work... just get a bigger hammer :)

I have a question why r u changing it.

its required to be removed when putting a 426

is that first tool not adjustable? the one i have is...

if that wont work... just get a bigger hammer :)

adjustable to grap a smaller pulley?
have you tried it yet?



the reason i am asking how to remove the SLP Pulley is bcuz i had SLP pulley installed, then the shop had to take it off for head/cam install
then after removing the pulley the shop said its not suggested to use it again due to when they tried to remove it they believe the rubber got little out of place or something like that and the SLP pulley now is not balanced also due to rubber damage in removing process.

i think they said they dont have the right tool to remove the SLP pulley.
i have only seen the Pullar they used to remove the OEM pulley.

for some reason the shop warned me before i install the SLP Pulley about not beable to remove the SLP pulley correctly later if i decided to remove it.
they said it will damage the SLP pulley, but i said just go ahead and install it not thinking i would need to remove it when i decided to do head/cam 6 months later.

anyways, now after head/cam install they put back the OEM pulley and i have the SLP Pulley laying around.

how can i check if the SLP Pulley is damaged or not?
and ONLY for those who did it, how to remove the SLP UD Pulley? and which tool you used?
and is this tool the right tool to remove the SLP UD PULLEY?
http://www.toolking.com/grip-on-tools_21420.aspx
http://www.toolking.com/images/Products/biggp21420.jpg

its required to be removed when putting a 426



adjustable to grap a smaller pulley?
have you tried it yet?



the reason i am asking how to remove the SLP Pulley is bcuz i had SLP pulley installed, then the shop had to take it off for head/cam install
then after removing the pulley the shop said its not suggested to use it again due to when they tried to remove it they believe the rubber got little out of place or something like that and the SLP pulley now is not balanced also due to rubber damage in removing process.

i think they said they dont have the right tool to remove the SLP pulley.
i have only seen the Pullar they used to remove the OEM pulley.

for some reason the shop warned me before i install the SLP Pulley about not beable to remove the SLP pulley correctly later if i decided to remove it.
they said it will damage the SLP pulley, but i said just go ahead and install it not thinking i would need to remove it when i decided to do head/cam 6 months later.

anyways, now after head/cam install they put back the OEM pulley and i have the SLP Pulley laying around.

how can i check if the SLP Pulley is damaged or not?
and ONLY for those who did it, how to remove the SLP UD Pulley? and which tool you used?
and is this tool the right tool to remove the SLP UD PULLEY?
http://www.toolking.com/grip-on-tools_21420.aspx
http://www.toolking.com/images/Products/biggp21420.jpg


that should def work i have 2 of them and i used them alot on the pulleys

that should def work i have 2 of them and i used them alot on the pulleys

have you personally tried to remove the SLP UD Pulley befor?

have you personally tried to remove the SLP UD Pulley befor?

No but i used it on other car motors to change the pullies..

ive never pulled it off... but i think i am calling BS... like i said ive never pulled it off but ive NEVER seen a pulley you cant reuse...

call SLP