

| Subject: | Hints on removing diesel injector pump sprocket. |
| From: | Martin Jagersand |
| Date: | Sat, 13 Jan 2001 08:41:12 -0700 |
Hi Steve,
I agree with you that the toothed sprocket is sometimes very unwilling.
More "brutality" risks $500 rebuilds of the pump, so make your own
judgement if you want to try this. The pump has a flange conveniently
just inside the hub of the sprocket. Using 4 big (and equal size) flat
screwdrivers in pairs you can put outward force on the hub.
Of course there will be an equally large reaction force on the internal
pump bearings, so it's risky, but it has worked in practice for me.
Cheers,
Martin
Steve Delasalle <sdelasal@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Hints on removing diesel
injector pump sprocket.
Okay ...I just busted one 3-leg puller
(cheapo from Harbor Freight, I know)
trying to get the diesel injector pump
sprocket off.
As usual, Bentley makes it all sound
so simple what with all the VW tools
being available. In the real world
what do you guys do?
I tensioned the thing up with the
puller, lightly tapped the sprocket in
a variety if places and said nice
encouraging things to it ...but,
ping....my puller breaks!
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