Puller for crank pulley

[Jason Bishop]

Howzit? Just wanted to see if anyone had any direct links to a puller that works well for the crank pulley on a 2013. I've already tried a couple different ones and the only one I got to fit was a cheap Chinese one, but the pulley was on so hard it just ate the threads in the jack screw. So I need to buy one, and would like to get it right on the first shot since it's starting to get stupid with how long it's taking me to change my water pump just waiting on the crank pulley to come off. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Kevlar07]

As a for technician I use the OTC 6667 damper puller very few vehicles it doesn't work on in my experience. You may be able to rent it from your local O'Reilly auto parts store

 

[Jason Bishop]

As a for technician I use the OTC 6667 damper puller very few vehicles it doesn't work on in my experience. You may be able to rent it from your local O'Reilly auto parts store

I tried renting two different ones already haha. First was too big, the second needed to screw in and didn't have jaws. Third one we had at the shop (we do motorcycles) broke. I see now that there is a Chrysler one that looks like it'll work with straight arms but it looks like anodized aluminum. Hopefully it's strong enough.

 

[Kevlar07]

This is what mine looks like, I've used it too many time to count and haven't had any issues getting a crank pully off including the na 3.5 ,3.7 transverse or longitudinal mounted turbo 3.5 and the 5.0 coyote v8

 

[Jason Bishop]

This is what mine looks like, I've used it too many time to count and haven't had any issues getting a crank pully off including the na 3.5 ,3.7 transverse or longitudinal mounted turbo 3.5 and the 5.0 coyote v8

That looks just like the one I'm about to try next. I appreciate it. I just put in Gear head turbos and intercooler a couple months ago and only got to drive my car for about a week before noticing the failing water pump symptoms, and it's been sitting in my buddy's garage since then. I'm itching to get it back on the road now.