Lisle 39000 Pulley Puller

Best power steering pulley puller i have ever used. Works great and takes off even the stubborn ones easily. When installing you may want to shim it with a washer so the pulley ends up flush with the shaft because you can put the pulley on to far

Used to do a ls1 2000 firebird ps pump pulley , great quality but the lock nut got striped , had to go buy another one at the home depot but overall good.

This had been an excellent tool. I’ve used this on several Chrysler products (Dodge,Jeep,Chrysler) vehicles and a Mitsubishi and have had no complaints. The metal threads hold up well compared to other tools I’ve used everything else fits snug around the pulley lip. If you’ve never used this before, look up some videos. I’d also recommend not using air tools or battery tools for reinstalling the pulley. Also, use a lubricant for the threads to help reduce the friction. Overall, I’m very impressed with this tool. The quality and ease of use is great. It works just as good, if not better than the special tool Chrysler provides to dealerships and significantly better than any rental tool I’ve used.

Once you learn how to use it works very well

Fortunately, the tool set I received was made correctly, so threads were aligned right. The first thing to do with any puller is lube the threads with heavy grease. Then thread the parts on-and-off each other to push out any metal shavings which were left over during manufacturing. That seems like common sense, but I didn't put enough grease on initially, so it wore some of the threads prematurely. The tool still worked well though. I had to use a 18" socket wrench to apply enough torque for getting the pulley off. That is difficult to do while simultaneously holding the short handle on the puller housing. I wish Lisle had designed it with a longer handle. Installation is easier. Again, make sure there is enough heavy grease coating all of the threads and the pump shaft. Overall, this set is much easier to use than my 3-jaw puller. I highly recommend this one.

I used this tool to remove the power steering pulley off a 1990 Chevy C1500. I read the instructions, which I would say are maybe a little on the vague side, but I can figure things out. It worked like a charm using only hand tools, and without too much effort. I would give a bit of advice: Oil the tool before use: even the first time. The oil that's on the tool is just to protect it from rust during shipping. I'd also take the time to clean the threads on the tool. Mine had what looked like grit and dirt in the threads. If you're in the midwest, spray some penetrating oil on the pulley shaft you're trying to remove and let it soak in. It seems to be quality made, and should last a long time for home use, but it is not for commercial use.

Used this to remove the pulley from the power steering pump on my 1988 5.0 Mustang and then install the new pulley. The tool performed excellently and made the entire process a breeze.

***BUY THIS ONE!*** I have never pulled a power steering pulley before but after a couple YouTube vids & THIS SET I pulled pulley off a 1995 Chevy Tahoe 5.7 with minimal effort (to get drivers side exhaust manifold off for cryin out loud!)... I used a 2’ breaker bar w/ the socket & a 2’ pipe over the included handle for better leverage & it did take some time BUT IT WORKED EXACTLY AS IT SHOULD. (Tip: I removed fan cover & put a piece of cardboard to protect radiator & my knuckles just in case). This is a high-quality SOLID set w/ parts for various models/applications... Pay the few extra dollars over the more ‘affordable’ ones you’re looking at. THIS IS THE ONE.