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so i bought a manual and it is really confusing is the puller a universal one? can i make one from garage scrap? anyone have any plans or advice on making one or pulling the steering wheel or for that matter the steering box this will be my first one


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I used a generic puller on mine. It was on there pretty tight and I had to use a big hammer too.


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I don't have a GMC or a GMC manual but isn't it the same as the Chevy steering wheel????? Simply use a steering wheel puller on it like you're supposed to.
You're probably looking at the mast jacket bearing puller. Yes that puller is a tapered piece that has hardened threads on its outside, (kind of looks like a great big tapered pipe tap) and is screwed into the bearing shell then the center bolt is used to pull it out of the mast jacket.
Please, no need for hammers here, try leverage, remember this old saying; “Give me a place to stand and with a lever I will move the whole world.”
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I think there was also a question about the steering box. To remove the Pitman arm you need a fairly heavy duty puller.


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Gues that's just my deslexia rearing it's head Fred. Dint see that part of the question. In fact that doesn't even look like the same question that I was trying to answer. I seem to recall something about a cone shaped puller and don't recall the part about the box????
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