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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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I know it's a Saginaw, but it doesn't match the ones at the parts store.
The connections aren't in the same place.
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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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07/05/09 01:59 PM
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We pulled this reservoir off a 400, but it wasn't original to that engine. It leaks, and I can't find a replacement in the Napa catalogs.
Any idea what the original application is? I've put a Hemi in a non-Hemi car, and this bracket that I got from Bouchillon (I think) won't allow for an original pump.
That's the same pump that was on my 78 Trailduster.Used in a lot of different applications in mid to late 70's
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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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07/05/09 03:05 PM
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Sorry I couldn't get a better picture, but it's hard to get the camera at the right angle.
The high pressure line connects to a male fitting in the middle at that very bottom of the back of pump.
The low pressure line connects just a little higher, but on the driver's side of the back of the pump.
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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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I just looked at the 1 for a 76 Cordoba with a 360, and that does look like it might be close enough.
I just took another look, and the low pressure line comes off the bottom of the pump. The Rock Auto picture has it come off a little higher, but looks like it would clear the bracket.
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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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07/05/09 03:41 PM
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I just looked at the 1 for a 76 Cordoba with a 360, and that does look like it might be close enough.
I just took another look, and the low pressure line comes off the bottom of the pump. The Rock Auto picture has it come off a little higher, but looks like it would clear the bracket.
The pressure line you have now sure looks like the one on my 383 Challenger with saginaw pump. I also use that same line on my 68 340 saginaw pump.
ACDelco Part # 36-352830
http://198.208.187.182/internet/PartImage.jsp?mfgname=&prodlinecd=&acpartnbr=36-352830
GATES Part # 352830:
This picture is sort of upside down the way it is actually installed on the car.
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Re: Identify This Power Steering Pump Reservoir
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It could be the same hose. The bracket is my problem.
Some reservoirs have the fitting in the middle, and that won't work with this bracket.
I need both the low and high pressure to be at the bottom.
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