To remove a pulley from a Chevrolet Suburban, first ensure the vehicle is securely parked and the engine is off. Depending on the type of pulley, you may need to remove any belts or accessories obstructing it. Use the appropriate tools, such as a socket set or a pulley puller, to loosen and detach the pulley from its shaft. Always consult the vehicle's service manual for specific instructions and torque specifications.
That requires a special PULLER to remove the pulley.
It requires a special puller to remove the pulley. There is NO bolt are Allen head that has to be removed. The pulley is pressed on. You will also have to get a special tool to put the pulley back on too.
That requires a special puller / Tool to remove the pulley. It is pressed on. Advance auto parts will rent you the tool you need.
POWERSTEERING PUMP PULLEY PULLER (ADVANCE AUTO RENTS THEM)
This requires a special tool to remove and install the pulley. Most auto parts stores should have one in stock Best to remove the pulley with the pump removed from the engine compartment.
It requires a special PULLER to get the pulley off and too press it back on. Some auto parts stores will rent it to you.
It is presssed on and it requires a special puller to remove it. Advance auto parts stores will rent one to you.
need a puller to remove the power steering pump pulley, then remove the bolts holding the pump on
you can rent one at a auto parts store
you have to have a puller designed to take the pulley off. alot of auto parts stores will rent you one.
The bolt on the tensioner pulley are opposite of a standard thread. That is, righty loosey lefty tighty. I know this first hand because I stripped the threads on my pulley trying to remove it on my 94 Sub.
To replace the drive belt on a '96 Suburban you have to release the tention on the tentioner pulley with a wrench or socket. Once you get the belt off of at least one pulley you can release the tentioner pulley. Remove the belt the rest of the way. To re-install the belt follow the routing guide under the hood. To get the belt all the way on you'll have to release the tentioner on the pulley again to get the belt all the way on. Once the belt is all the way on release the pulley and inspect the belt to make sure it's all the way on all the pulleys. Remove the wrench or socket and you're done. Hope this helps, good luck.