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Originally Posted by Brian894X4
What did you guys do to make sure the pulley was on tight, and wasn't going to fly off at the most inopertune time?
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When the experienced, professional alternator guy changed my pulley over, he used an impact, so I assumed that was okay.
As far as moving that bushing like Bill was talking about, I couldn't find a good way to 'tap' it forward. I took a socket large enough to fit over the bushing from the front, stuck a bolt through it from the front, and put a washer and nut on from the back side of the bushing and tightened the bolt head until the nut pulled the bushing flush to the back side of the mount.
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Shaun
1996 FZJ80, Locked, F.O.R. 3" + 30mm. 35" Trxus, MetalTech Sliders, ARB, Heavy Tie Rods, Rear Panhard drop, 150 Amp Sequoia Alt, Alpine Audio, remote start, 142K Miles.
2005 LX470, Stock, 67K miles
2004 Cadillac CTS-V 400HP-LS6, 6speed Manual