You have to clean out all of the glue from the old install. Using a dremmel = good idea. Using a wire disk...poor mine didn't work.
Put half of the glue in the top all the way around. (Half in the bottom)Don't need it in the key way. Not needed in the center recess either.
Mix up the glue for one pulley at a time. Mix until it's a uniform color. You only have 3-5 minutes of working time on the glue! So hurry!
Going to need a pair of needle nose to hold the bushing during install.
You have to clean out all of the glue from the old install. Using a dremmel = good idea. Using a wire disk...poor mine didn't work.
Top View of motor pulley vari-disc with old key still installed.
Motor pulley vari-disc with old key still installed.
Remove the cap screw and then pull out the key.
expressline99

You have to clean out all of the glue from the old install. Using a dremmel = good idea. Using a wire disk...poor mine didn't work.

Use a dremmel with a small sanding "drum" on it. I didn't get a picture with one that worked. Cleaning out the keyways should be done using an edge of a flat screw driver. For the center recess ring use a dental type pick. HBF has these. If you do not clean properly you will be doing this again!
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