I've never had to "hit" it when using a puller. n/m

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Posted by T.L. (IP: 63.14.81.178) on March 17, 2000 at 05:10:49:

In Reply to: Re: Stay out of the way! posted by Mavman on March 17, 2000 at 00:46:16:

: : Loosen the nut but DON'T take it off . Tighten down the puller and give the center of the puller(the end of the screw) a good hit with a hammer.
: : It should break it loose. I've seen guys take the nut off and end up with a face full of steering wheel. If you must take off the nut sit in the passenger seat. when you hit the puller. My brother put a puller on once, took a break and when he came back the wheel was laying on the rear deck . So be careful . Russ

: "Look Ma...a flying saucer!!!

: I usually put the puller on, get it snugged up, then hit the outer part of the steering wheel. The flex of the wheel should break it loose.

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: : : Loosen the nut but DON'T take it off . Tighten down the puller and give the center of the puller(the end of the screw) a good hit with a hammer. : : : It should break it loose. I've seen guys take the nut off and end up with a face full of steering wheel. If you must take off the nut sit in the passenger seat. when you hit the puller. My brother put a puller on once, took a break and when he came back the wheel was laying on the rear deck . So be careful . Russ : : "Look Ma...a flying saucer!!! : : I usually put the puller on, get it snugged up, then hit the outer part of the steering wheel. The flex of the wheel should break it loose.

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