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Re: Pulling sleeves
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Posted by barnrat on November 09, 2006 at 07:36:32 from (64.66.121.67):
In Reply to: Pulling sleeves posted by Fancy Farm on November 08, 2006 at 17:34:07:
I have a fancy sleeve pulling tool($800 used)made by OTC That sits on the top of the block and pulls them using a bottle jack. If you can't find one of them taking it to a machine shop is your best bet they can pull them. Sometimes the sleeves crack at the base, then a machine shop can bore them out. Plus a machine shop can clean up an dress the holes so new sleeves will go in better. Don't forget to freeeze those new sleeves and pull them out of the freezer right before you put them in.
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