OTC® 7403 - Steering Wheel/Pulley/Flywheel Puller

2 reviews|Item # mpn1930307
Universal Fit
Fitment notes:
  • Not Vehicle Specific
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Vehicle Fitment

This part is universal

Features

  • Designed to help to get your job done right
  • Manufactured utilizing the highest quality materials
  • Built to provide exceptional levels of durability
  • Limited Lifetime Warranty

Product Details

Universal Steering Wheel/Pulley/Flywheel Puller by OTC®. Here's a puller that works in a variety of applications. It pulls steering wheels on most late model cars. It also works as a regular 2/3-way puller to remove pulleys and small engine flywheels. Cap screws included (pairs): 3/8-16 x 3-1/2 in.; 5/16-18 x 3-1/2 in.; 5/16-24 x 3-1/2 in.; M8-1.25 x 90 mm; and 5/16-18 x 4" (SIR). Works on domestic cars with or without collapsible steering columns.

OTC® - CatalogMade In USAOTC Authorized Dealer
Brand:
OTC
Part Number:
7403
UPC:
731413001451

Reviews

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1-2 of 2 Reviews
4 of 5
Looks Strong Enough but Didn't Fit My Application
The puller looks strong enough but didn't fit my 1993 Ford Ranger XLT Super Cab v6 3.0 RWD due to the puller's Conical design (the back part Conical design won't clear the steering gearbox preventing the tool from sliding in between the steering gearbox and the Pitman arm). The bottom line is this tool probably will work on a late 1990's - 2000's light truck such as a Jeep or Ram type of light truck so the advertisement needs to be a lot more clearer as to vehicle fitment.
Posted by Tony (Oak Hill, OH) / March 25, 20221993 Ford B-Series
5 of 5
You Get What You Pay For
Simply put I tried a 23 dollar puller and stripped it. This tool did the job but the spacer rod bent. I still would highly recommend the tool because you never know how difficult a harmonic balancer is going to be to pull off!
Posted by Samuel (Raymond, NH) / March 07, 2017

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