will this puller work to take off the wheel hub on my 97 dodge ram 1500 4x4
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I'm not positive on your application but I am guessing it will. I used it on a GM car. The puller is larger than some others sold. Sorry I don't have an absolute answer for you.
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AutoZone has this as a loaner tool, if you want to try it before you buy it.
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No, the legs are ajustable around the puller, install the legs on three of your five wheel studs, they wont be evenly spaced but close enough. I have a jeep that is 5 lug with tapered hubs and this tool works perfect.
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Hi, I served the tool to remove the pulley to a dodge caliber 2.0L (owner) with air impact driver with one of the lisle nut set. Not really tell if it suits pulley on toyota camry. I'm sorry.
119163
I am not shure.. probably not because the flywheel nut is a 32 mm on a 2.5 and the puller is 1&1/8 head? sorry
158233
I don't actually know. My hub puller was used on a 1951 Packard rear wheel drum.
681550
I bought two of these hubs for the front of my 2005 chev 1500 4 wheel drive and they worked great, not sure if this helps. Cheers
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i tried it on a dodge crankshaft bolt with no luck but it is very hard hitting that was the only bolt it failed to take out hope this helped it does pull ford bed bolts with out any trouble
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No, the bolt on the hub puller measures a full inch. I am not sure of the number of threads per inch, but the bolt is definitely much larger than a 5/8" bolt.
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It It should, I dont have a KIA in the shop right now. I bought it as a hub remover( used with a slide hammer for wheel bearings). it works in that fashion. with small wheels like yours. but not on like say a Toyota Tundra for the same purpose.
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I am not sure what the thread is on the hub puller. The regular way to use the OTC Hub Puller is to remove the road wheel from the vehicle, loosen the axle nut, do not remove it, just back it off about 1/8" or 3/16" inch. Then install the puller on the brake drum. Turn the threaded bolt in towards the axle until it is tight against the axle. Put the handle on the shaft and tighten it some more by tapping the end of the handle. Then if the drum has not moved, hit the end of the shaft with a heavy hammer and the drum should come loose. This works on older Ford products, Chrysler products, Jeeps, Polaris 4 wheel ATV, etc. I am not sure what the thread is on the hub puller. The regular way to use the OTC Hub Puller is to remove the road wheel from the vehicle, loosen the axle nut, do not remove it, just back it off about 1/8" or 3/16" inch. Then install the puller on the brake drum. Turn the threaded bolt in towards the axle until it is tight against the axle. Put the handle on the shaft and tighten it some more by tapping the end of the handle. Then if the drum has not moved, hit the end of the shaft with a heavy hammer and the drum should come loose. This works on older Ford products, Chrysler... » Read More I am not sure what the thread is on the hub puller. The regular way to use the OTC Hub Puller is to remove the road wheel from the vehicle, loosen the axle nut, do not remove it, just back it off about 1/8" or 3/16" inch. Then install the puller on the brake drum. Turn the threaded bolt in towards the axle until it is tight against the axle. Put the handle on the shaft and tighten it some more by tapping the end of the handle. Then if the drum has not moved, hit the end of the shaft with a heavy hammer and the drum should come loose. This works on older Ford products, Chrysler products, Jeeps, Polaris 4 wheel ATV, etc. « Show Less
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I use it with a 6000 lb. winch and pulled tractors out of the mud. This is a solid piece and should do what you want to do with no problem.
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Yes, there is a specialty tool that jeep recommends, but if you are a bit crafty, regular pullers will work. That's how I got mine out.
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Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
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Yes it will work for factory wheel to take off a lug but if you have aftermarket rims on your car you going to need a thinwall take off the lugs
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No, you simple pull off you auto hubs by releasing the plastic snaps, with a screwdriver. and pop on you new ones, It will take you longer to take your wheel off, than it will to install these hubs.
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I pulled a Dodge 1 ton pickup out of a mud hole with mine, I have a warn zeon rated at 10,000 I had to use a snatch block and tie my jeep off to another pickup to keep it from sliding,but it worked great.
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Yes, remove the tool box, install the rack and reinstalled the tool box. Did this exact thing on a dodge 3500