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Eddie Gallego Posted on Mar 06, 2010
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Need to replace a power steering pully on a 2000 Town and Country

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Go to local parts store and rent the power steering puller / installer. This is the only way to do it. Otherwise you will damage the seals and bearings in the pump if you hit it with a hammer or press with a regular press.

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SOURCE: Need to replace a pully on the power steering pump

rent the tool from auto zone ,,then you get your cash back ,,simple job

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