supercharge pully replace

**kollo** · 02-22-2010

hey has anyone on here replaced the couplier on there super charger? mine is making noise, and i was told in order to change it i have to pull the whole nose off is this true? and if so is it alot of work?

thanks in advance.

**kollo** · 02-22-2010

oh yes and sorry this is on a 1998 gtp 4 door automatic

**Bio248** · 02-22-2010

yes, you have to pull the snout off the blower to get at the coupler. its an easy job.

**imdaman3** · 02-22-2010

easy should only take ya a half hr. if that, get the coupler first and the oil they are hard (sorta) to get most of tyme there outa stock

1 take belt off
2 unbolt snout
3 pull snout off remove old coupler
4 put new coupler on
5 line snout up with coupler dont force it should go on with ease if lined up properly
6 make sure you put sum kind of sealant on snout (can get at gm).
7 bolt it up
8 fill it up with the special blower oil (can get at gm)
9 put belt back on
10 you are done

**TorqueAutoMotiv** · 02-22-2010

What he forgot to mention is the oil in the blower is some nasty smelling sh1t that you might not want all over your engine

If it were me i would take the blower off to do it
but that would mean pulling the injectors and fuel rails

**Bio248** · 02-22-2010

i always pulled the blower off. it is much easier that way and much less messy.

**imdaman3** · 02-22-2010

my bad oil does smell discusting ,but nuthin a lil degreaser and water wont take care of

, i usally suck it out with a sucsion pump but not all ppl have access to one

**blueguy** · 02-22-2010

Use a turkey baster...everyone has access to one and it does just as good of a job.

**Spartan GL** · 02-23-2010

i replaced the SC oil this weekend i had the entire upper intake off and just turned it upside down on my work bench took like 2 mins to drain out. smelled Horrid.

takes about 8OZ's to fill FYI