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    power steering pump problem

     



    I bought a remanaacured pump and the press on pully that came off my old one is to big , it slides right on, no need to press it on. This is the second one like that, how can i get it to stay? i just put the pulley in the freezer hoping it will shrink, but i figure it will expand again as soon as it gets hot, any ideas guys?

    Thanks John


    Oh btw its a late 70`s gm pump.

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    Well i fixed it,i gave up and took the ,well we will just say the "wrong aproach" you get it , well i went and welded it on, if this one breaks im going to a junk yard and starting over.

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    well that's one way to make it fit....joe
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    This is simple. Keep the pump in the freezer too !
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