Subject	I rented a 3-jaw one from Oreilly's and I ended up purchasin
Posted by	Polish on January 29, 2012 at 7:05 PM
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In Reply To	Recommend me a pulley puller & seal puller that works well posted by LJZTT on January 29, 2012 at 11:44 AM
Message	g it for 20 bucks. Cheap enough that I said F it and kept it. I didn't use a seal puller for my cam seals or crankshaft, I just used a very small flat head screw driver and pick as documented here on TT.net and in the 60k faqs. I'll probably try a seal puller next time, but the job is possible without it, just gotta be careful not to scratch the mating surface. I was FREAKING out about it at first, but no leaks. :)
Follow Ups	Recommend me a pulley puller & seal puller that works well - LJZTT 11:44:03 01/29/12 Re: Recommend me a pulley puller & seal puller that works well - Street Surgeon 12:26:02 01/29/12 Either of these for pulleys? - CoHPhasor 15:56:05 01/29/12 Re: Either of these for pulleys? - CmyZ 19:41:47 01/29/12 thanks (n/m) - LJZTT 19:47:31 01/29/12 Re: Recommend me a pulley puller & seal puller that works well - ChaseGrayTT 18:42:43 01/29/12 I rented a 3-jaw one from Oreilly's and I ended up purchasin - Polish 19:05:28 01/29/12 I just have a cheap Harbor Freight puller - Stadsport (PHX) 09:00:46 01/30/12
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