Orion Motor Tech Power Steering Pump Pulley Puller Installer Tool Set, Pump Pulley Remover Installer Tools Compatible with Ford, GM, and Chrysler

This pulley puller/installer set is a very useful tool if you’re working on power steering systems. It makes removing and installing pulleys much easier without damaging the components. Functionally, it works well across multiple vehicle brands like Ford, GM, and Chrysler, which makes it a versatile addition to a tool collection. The pieces feel solid and fit properly, allowing you to remove stubborn pulleys and press them back on smoothly. It’s especially helpful for DIY repairs or shop use where precision matters. A reliable tool set that saves time and prevents damage when working on power steering pump pulleys.

I was helping a friend replace the P/S Pump on his Dodge Ram. He had borrowed the tools from an Auto store where he had purchased the replacement part. After fooling around with the tool that had bad threads and other issues, he went back and got another tool that worked properly. I decided then that I would get my own, and take care of it. This tool works well and the price is great!

Used it a few times now and seem to fit applications well. Value for tool is good. Reasonably priced set in a nice box that should last a while.

Should be zero stars. Not even a worthy toy. Couldn’t pull one pulley, not even close. I’m 175lbs and used wrenches, not impacts. As soon as you started feeling resistance this wax toy starts folding in on itself. Clam shell opened up and just slipped by the pulley nut, and the alignment rod about snapped with barely any force. Don’t know what butter mobile this is made for, but it’s not for real work. Even the tooling is cheap, cast, mild steel. I-rings pre ripped, Threads are rough as hell feeling and the finish is a joke. You’d be best off putting your lips around the pulley and sucking to get it off than use this.

Gets the job done but might not next time. This fit will and worked. I saw someone else's reviewabout using some aluminum flashing as shims and this is great advice. Definitely shim the split clamps in the outter ring evenly with two small aluminum shims. I cut mine from flashing I had on hand. The nose, the piece that pushes on the power steering pump's shaft on my Chevy 5.3L v8, was softer steel and deformed a fair bit. I liberally applied grease to the ball bearing inside and this part. You can see this in the picture with the yellow arrow. I have acess to a lathe so I will make and harden a new piece to replace this part when I'm done fixing my truck. I'm happy this worked the one time on my 20 year old very rusty new england truck. I only picked this tool because it would come 4-8am next day and it arrived at 4:30am. Ifv you are going to use this a lot. Consider a higher quality tool.

Know how to use it so worked just like it should have order it and it will do what need be.

Great tool for the rare occasion it is needed. Have used it 4 times and was flawless every time. Price is great.

This is a good puller for the money. If you do this kind of work for a living you may want to buy a higher quality puller set but for the amount of pulleys I take off power steering pumps, this is all I need. I needed to take the stock pulley off a GM power steering pump and then install an aftermarket pulley. This puller does both and it does them quickly and safely. I only used one of the puller parts in this kit and it removed and installed a GM pulley. I would definately recommend this.

This worked like a charm pulling and removing the CIII Power Steering pump on my 06 F-150. Lightning fast shipping, great price and well built.

Used it on my F-350 6.4L power steering pump and it worked great! I had to put some pretty good force on it to get the pulley off the old pump and it held up just fine.

Garbage. Tolerances are off, casting that fits over the pulley is horrible and had a crack in the casting to begin with. Learn from me, just spend the money on a quality one from OTC. I will now cut this up and use it for something else. I keep trying to save money here and there, but all of this cheap off shore stuff just ends up costing more when you have to buy it twice to get a quality one.

If you didn't know how to this puller, the instructions may leave you scratching your head. They are not very clear. I watched a YouTube video on how these things work so I kind of knew what to expect. That being said, I got my p/s pump pulley removed, so no complaints.

After struggling with another tool from the local parts store, I picked up this kit and it worked great. I used it to swap a power steering pulley on a Mustang and was very happy with how well this worked.