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Installing pump on 70 Coronet. It looks like a TRW pump. Fits nicely to H20 pump housing, return line fits nicely but pressure hose has different fittings than steering box.
I looked in my collection of fittings and found something that went into steering box but nothing that adapted. Whats...
Can somebody post a link or some good photographs of their ps pumps and brackets.
I'm not sure how to properly fit mine or even if it's the proper pump. I think my pump is a Saginaw
It's a 440 in a 70 Coronet.
Also I can't seem to find the pressure hose for it.
Does anybody have any advice on how to remedy this loose seal/cap on my column before I put it back in? Sorry for not having a better photo.
The rubber gasket is worn and the steel cap won't stay tight either.
I converted the brakes on my Bee to power. I want to have them working good and know my lines are good before I drop put the motor in so I bought this pump. Should work. Anyway I need to know how to hook it up electrically. Here are some pics.
The plunger on the new booster m/c assembly isn't as long as the plunger on the old m/c and won't reach the brake pedal. Is there an aftermarket linkage I can buy to remedy this?
Swapping the old m/c out and replacing it with a new booster m/c assembly wasn't too difficult thanks to some advice I found on fbbo. However, the plunger in the new assembly isn't as long as the one I removed. Is there some linkage I can acquire to remedy this?