Pulley, Power Steering Pump: Removal: 6.2L

CAUTION:

Do not hammer on power steering pump pulley or shaft to remove power steering pump pulley. Damage to pulley and power steering pump will occur.

CAUTION:

It is very important to use Puller, to remove pulley from power steering pump shaft. Use of other pullers can damage or break pulley and pump shaft.

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Remove power steering pump from engine. Refer to PUMP, REMOVAL .
Coat Screw-Drive (1) with lubricant and thread into Puller Body (2).
NOTE:
Two Buttons come with Puller kit ((special tool #9962-3, Button, Thrust) and (special tool #9962-4, Button, Thrust)). Be sure to use Button that best fits end of pump shaft to avoid damage to Button or pump shaft.
Insert Button (4) (special tool #9962-4, Button, Thrust), into end of Screw-Drive. Be sure not to misplace ball bearing that resides behind Button.

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Assemble Puller (special tool #9962, Puller, P/S Pulley), over end of pump shaft and pulley hub.
1. Place Button on end of Screw-Drive against pump shaft.
2. Assemble Collets (3) (special tool #9962-2, Collet, Half, Pulley Remover), surrounding Puller Body (1) and pulley hub flange, then slide the Collet Sleeve over the Collets.
3. Hand tighten Screw-Drive (2) taking up any slack in Puller.
Hold Puller Body stationary while turning Screw-Drive until pulley is removed from power steering pump shaft.

NOTE:

Inspect pulley. Replace if pulley is bent, cracked, or loose.