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#516630 03/13/2009 3:26 PM
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Can anyone tell me what the trick is to removing the water pump pulley on a GMC 248 engine? It's press fitted. Is there a special puller or something?


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it might be tack welded. i was told to drill out the tacks and it comes right off. i was working on removing a pulley from a 270 last night and all but destroyed the pump trying to get it off. i gave up. it was a junk pump to begin with so i had nothing to lose.

why are you trying to remove it and what is the width of the pulley?

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I finally got it off just to find out I didn't have to. I took it in to get it rebuilt and the gut told me that it wasn't necessary to remove the pulley in order to get to the bolts. Oh well, live and learn I always say.


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