Trying to find a good part number to replace my power steering pump. Its the standard chevy pump?
Saginaw power steering conversion pump (1 Viewer)
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What does it look like, metric or std line fitting thread, what kinda motor is it mounted on, press on pulley or nut, etc?
Downey
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1980-older SAE (American 5/8" thread) hose fitting, or 1981-newer Metric (16mm o-ring thread) hose fitting???
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It's the standard hose fitting. I can't take a picture I was turned in as a core then when the new pump showed up it was wrong they had already sent it in. On the back it has a return hose that is turned straight down. Pressue side has a fitting. To the side of that I need a bolt hole bolt to a Man a fee head bracket.
The one I used on mine was from a 76 K5 Blazer. The nipple for the return line wasn't exact but I was able to cut about an inch off of it and make it work. 7023 was the part number for the one I got at AutoZone.
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Michael B
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Look up the PS pump on a 72' chevy pickup with a small block V8. I think that's what your looking for.
reddingcruiser
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Yeah, 'standard' is a relative term when you consider the number of years the Saginaw pump has been in use and the possible permutations of reservoir/pump combos.
There are right and left side pumps. There are some parts sites out there that show the differences of the can and it's outlets.
I put together this about 2 months ago. ETA: The pump is a Cardone 20-6800F.
I put together this about 2 months ago. ETA: The pump is a Cardone 20-6800F.
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