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How do you remove the pulley from a 1991 6 cylinder Jeep Cherokee power steering pump?

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The belt pully on most Cherokees is pressed onto the pump shaft. It will take the appropriate size gear puller to remove. The same remains on installing the pully on a new pump. The action of the puller has to be reversed and used to press the pully onto the new shaft.

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