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420A Underdrive Pulley will not move

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ApexRS

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Apr 28, 2015
Enterprise, Alabama
I cannot get the underdrive pulley to come loose, even with a 3 point puller. The belts are off and this is what I am waiting on... is to get the UDP off. I do not care if I damage it (it is already damaged), I just want it off.
 
My stock pulley didn't want to come off for me. I just took a soft blow and hit it in on the edges going around in circles until it came loose.
 
My stock pulley didn't want to come off for me. I just took a soft blow and hit it in on the edges going around in circles until it came loose.

I've beat the thing on the edges, around the center, used the 3 point puller, yet nothing. It will not move. The only thing I have not tried is applying heat to it.
 
Spray some pb blaster on it and let it soak overnight. Then go at it with the soft blow again. I got gradually less gentle with mine until it came off. When I went around the edges, I treated it like I would putting on a tire, going from one side of the pulley to an inch or so from the opposite side all the way around. Took a good bit of time, but it came loose eventually.

I also want to say the 420a's use a special puller that's different from a 3 point. Been a long time since I wrenched on one though.
 
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