Power steering pump pully
#16
Snowcat1964
I have a nice D0AR-B pulley that you can have for the cost of postage.
Let me know if you are interested.
stanger53@gmail.com
Let me know if you are interested.
stanger53@gmail.com
#17
Snowcat1964, I have a nice D0AR-B pulley you can have for the cost of postage. Let me know if you are interested.
stanger53@gmail.com
stanger53@gmail.com
#18
Number Dummy, could you please contact me. I need to ask you about some Ford specific parts, but can't find any way to email or PM you.
stanger53@gmail.com
stanger53@gmail.com
#20
Ford changed the P/S pump design on everything in 1978 except Econolines.
Nothing except the pulleys interchange.
You cannot use a 1978 pump on a 1977 or earlier model, unless you use 1978 type brackets. The earlier brackets will not fit the later pump.
The P/S pressure hose is also different.
The 1978 and later P/S pressure hose has a straight tube on the pump end. This tube has an O-ring on it. Slide the tube into the fitting, then tighen up the nut.
The earlier hoses do not have an O-ring.
The 1978 and later pumps have a plastic reservoir, the 1977 and earlier pumps reservoir is steel.
The dipsticks are also different. 1977 and earlier are steel, with a "shepards" crook in the handle, the 1978 and later dipsticks are plastic and larger in diameter.
All P/S pumps: The P/S pulley must be pressed on/off...it doesn't just slide off.
Nothing except the pulleys interchange.
You cannot use a 1978 pump on a 1977 or earlier model, unless you use 1978 type brackets. The earlier brackets will not fit the later pump.
The P/S pressure hose is also different.
The 1978 and later P/S pressure hose has a straight tube on the pump end. This tube has an O-ring on it. Slide the tube into the fitting, then tighen up the nut.
The earlier hoses do not have an O-ring.
The 1978 and later pumps have a plastic reservoir, the 1977 and earlier pumps reservoir is steel.
The dipsticks are also different. 1977 and earlier are steel, with a "shepards" crook in the handle, the 1978 and later dipsticks are plastic and larger in diameter.
All P/S pumps: The P/S pulley must be pressed on/off...it doesn't just slide off.
Jeff.
#21
1977 f250 power steering pump pulley part number
I just came from the ford parts desk and verified that c7 p/s pump pulley part number above is obsolete. You can get pulleys for these from dorman for about $20 through orielly or Napa - but its a real bear trying to match up a pulley to the pump unless you have the pump you pulled out. I had a rebuilt ready to go and mistakenly returned the old one for the core charge before solving this pulley issue. Lesson learned...
Last edited by elkasdad; 07-18-2014 at 11:50 AM. Reason: update
#22
C9TZ-3A733-D Marked: DOAR-B; DOAR-3D673-B / Replaced by > > D9TZ-3A733-A Marked: D9TC-AA; D9TC-3D673-AA.
Applications:
1980/81 351M/400 F150/350 & Bronco w/4WD // 1970/72 302/351C/351W/400 Galaxie/LTD Mercury Marquis // 1973/77 351C(2V)/351M/351W/400 LTD/Mercury Marquis (w/Ford P/S pump only).
1973/76 351C/351W/351M/400 Torino/Merc Montego // 1979 Bronco 351M/400 // 1977 351M/400 F100/350 2WD // 1977/79 351M/400 F100/250 4WD // 1979 351M/400 F350 4WD.
1973/77 F100/150 302 // 1973/77 F100/350 460 w/o A/C // 1969/72 F100 302 w/o A/C.
Applications:
1980/81 351M/400 F150/350 & Bronco w/4WD // 1970/72 302/351C/351W/400 Galaxie/LTD Mercury Marquis // 1973/77 351C(2V)/351M/351W/400 LTD/Mercury Marquis (w/Ford P/S pump only).
1973/76 351C/351W/351M/400 Torino/Merc Montego // 1979 Bronco 351M/400 // 1977 351M/400 F100/350 2WD // 1977/79 351M/400 F100/250 4WD // 1979 351M/400 F350 4WD.
1973/77 F100/150 302 // 1973/77 F100/350 460 w/o A/C // 1969/72 F100 302 w/o A/C.
The two dorman parts pulleys I thought were right 300-102 and 300-122 both have too large a hold for the shaft on this P/S pump. The shaft on this one mics at about .686" internal diameter.
Any help greatly appreciated.
1977 f250 power steering pump catalog part #s
#23
#24
1973 F250 460 Power Steering Pump in 1977 F250 460
NumberDummy to the rescue again. I tracked down a P/S pump from a 73 460 and after reading through his list of applications, I determined 73/77 was same P/S pump. I popped that one in yesterday and we're good to go. Thank you.
Some lessons learned:
- Be real careful if you have to pull a pulley. We taco'd ours trying to get it off
- Because of above, and the crazy list of pulley to pump combos, youre probably best off tracking down an entire pump
- We bought a rebuilt pump, thus no pulley, and that sent us on a lengthly chase online and off, to try and find the pulley (since we bent ours trying to pull it off the leaky pump). Once we tracked down a pump with the pulley we needed, since pump was in good shape, we just threw that in rather than risk damaging THAT pulley trying to get it off and put it onto the rebuilt
Some lessons learned:
- Be real careful if you have to pull a pulley. We taco'd ours trying to get it off
- Because of above, and the crazy list of pulley to pump combos, youre probably best off tracking down an entire pump
- We bought a rebuilt pump, thus no pulley, and that sent us on a lengthly chase online and off, to try and find the pulley (since we bent ours trying to pull it off the leaky pump). Once we tracked down a pump with the pulley we needed, since pump was in good shape, we just threw that in rather than risk damaging THAT pulley trying to get it off and put it onto the rebuilt
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