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The core plug still looked good as new afterward except for a galvanized blemish from the sheet metal I used.
The core plug still looked good as new afterward except for a galvanized blemish from the sheet metal I used.
0 2025/09/15 07:41:08
For grins I double-checked with the earlier (locked thumb screw) caliper.
For grins I double-checked with the earlier (locked thumb screw) caliper.
0 2025/09/15 07:39:52
I gradually pressed on taking my time and also checking that the pulley still rotated (not hitting the pump body since the pulley is much thicker than the stock pulley). Mine went on without any contact. I stopped when my gauge (set from earlier stock removal) showed I was there (measuring at a point between the two lines I made with the sharpie earlier).
I gradually pressed on taking my time and also checking that the pulley still rotated (not hitting the pump body since the pulley is much thicker than the stock pulley). Mine went on without any contact. I stopped when my gauge (set from earlier stock removal) showed I was there (measuring at a point between the two lines I made with the sharpie earlier).
0 2025/09/15 07:37:15
I cut a round piece of 3/4 plywood out to fit across the core plug. Then it up on my press on a block.
I cut a round piece of 3/4 plywood out to fit across the core plug. Then it up on my press on a block.
0 2025/09/15 07:36:00
I saw on other videos where the core plug was remove to use a socket on the impeller shaft to install the pump into the pulley on a press. Innovators directions online said to just shore up the core plug to keep it from being pressed out when the pulley was pressed on. I called their tech support and they confirmed. Maybe overkill but this is what I did to shore mine up. I used a washer and sheetmetal until I got my straigt edge to touch across the back of the pump.
I saw on other videos where the core plug was remove to use a socket on the impeller shaft to install the pump into the pulley on a press. Innovators directions online said to just shore up the core plug to keep it from being pressed out when the pulley was pressed on. I called their tech support and they confirmed. Maybe overkill but this is what I did to shore mine up. I used a washer and sheetmetal until I got my straigt edge to touch across the back of the pump.
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i used a feeler gauge to measure the distance of the pulley to the pump. I used a sharpie to make a line on either side of where the gauge was used.
i used a feeler gauge to measure the distance of the pulley to the pump. I used a sharpie to make a line on either side of where the gauge was used.
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DJM 3” Lower Control Arms Slotted LCA mounts Stock 2 piece driveshaft DJM 3 pc adjustable flip kit leaf springs clamps on all ends 1” lifting shackle 24x10 +35mm Lexani LX-Twenty 275/35/24
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