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Old 01-16-2013, 10:10 PM   #1
Zonaman
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Power Steering Pump Questions

Replacing a power steering pump on my 69 C-10 with a 350. The power steering pump bracket is the type shown in the first photo. I noticed the front bolt hole was broken (2nd photo) so I found a replacement. Question: I noted that there is a nut fixed to the back bolt hole as well. I tried to thread a long bolt all the way through (attached to coolant pump) but it stopped about 2/3 the way through. Is there some type of bolt that is supposed to go all the way through? The back end is too close to the block to be bolted from the back side. Apparently, the pump bracket was only bolted down on the front side. Did that cause some kind of stress that cracked it?

Question 2: When I removed the high pressure line from the old pump there was a fitting (3rd photo) that goes in the back of the pump to accomodate the line. Are replacements for these hard to come by? I noticed it has a thick o ring on it and I'm not sure I trust the old fitting.

Only want to do this job once so I'd appreciate hearing from you all. Thank you in advance.
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