While removing the stock pulley I used the pulley puller wrong because it was used and had no directions and i got the pulley puller shaft stuck inside the blower shaft. What should i do????

 

if u already pulled the pulley do what i did if ur too lazy to go to napa.

block of wood + hammer

 

the shaft is threaded, have you tried twisting it out?

 

sit down, press on the supercharger with ur feet, and pull that SOB. be a man. lol

 

lol.

 

I even pu that **** in a vice and pulled with plyers as hard as I could.

 

dont pull, twist...

the inside of the shaft is threaded.

 

I cant twist because the pulley is off and there is nothing to hold the supercharger shaft still when i twist.

 

Well... thats how its going to come off...

i dont know what tools you have on hand, but im sure you can find a way to try to twist it off.

 

put a rag in between the rotor blades and put a wrench in there thats wrapped with rags, then you can spin the thread without the supercharger spinning

 

you would just have to be very careful doing that.. but thats probly the best way.

 

Get a rod and shove it in the rotors carefully, have a friend hold it. If you don't have friends.......then why are you on this site.

That will stop the freespin of the shaft.

 

just got back but this is the best solution since you didnt break the set screw totally inside of the snout.

 

couldnt you just put a washer against the snout then run a nut on there then another nut to lock the first one down and use the first one as leverage to back the rod out

 

wow even better.

least u didnt do like me, i broke the set screw about 1/4 inside of the snout. only way to fix it was to take it to a machine shop....

 

just throwing out suggestions i know how fustating those situations can be

 

Well i brought it to some guy that works out of his garage. He said it was possible that the supercharger shaft would crack from him taking out the tool shaft out because there could possibly be a hair line fracture in the shaft from me already trying to get it out. Just got a call from him and he got it out but its gonna cost me 150 bucks.

Ill letyou guys know later how he got it out without damaging the shaft.

 

lol should've just bought a new blower for that price