Section 182 (Steering System): Pump: Pulley: Removal: Pulley-Pump

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Remove power steering pump from engine. See REMOVAL .

CAUTION: Do not hammer on power steering pump pulley or shaft to remove power steering pump pulley. This will damage pulley and power steering pump.

Fig 1: Pulling Pulley Using C-4333

Courtesy of CHRYSLER LLC

1 - POWER STEERING PUMP

2 - PULLER C-4333

3 - PULLEY

Mount Puller (2), Special Tool C-4333 or equivalent on power steering pump pulley (3). Mount Puller (with power steering pump) in a vise as shown; Do not mount pump in vise . Placing Puller in vise will keep shaft of pump from turning while removing pulley and help keep tension on Puller and pulley hub.
Tighten Puller (2) and remove pulley (3) from shaft of power steering pump (1).

NOTE: Inspect pulley. Replace if pulley is bent, cracked or loose.