help find this bracket
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help find this bracket
I have an Eaton power steering pump and reservoir on my 352 but the bracket broke somehow during disassembly. My local junkyards say they don't have any and I was told it will cost $50 to weld it with no guarantees and the bushings might get ruined while removing them. Can anyone tell me where I can find one or an alternative? It looks like the broken one had a bend to it as you can see in the last picture but I don't know if that is a result of it being bent prior to breaking. Any help would be very much appreciated.
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power steering pump and reservoir on my 352 but the bracket broke somehow during disassembly.The Eaton P/S pump has the reservoir either mounted on top of the pump or if hood clearance was an issue (1955/57 T-Birds for an example), remotely mounted on the left fender inner apron.
1966/68 F100/250 2WD's were available with Bendix integral P/S, the pump has a steel reservoir made as part of it.
If this is the same 1966 F100 4WD you need that "draglink bushing" for, 1973 was the first year that P/S was available for 4WD's, so you have swapped-in P/S from lawd only knows what.
Post a picture of the P/S pump.
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Here are a few pictures for you Number Dummy.
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This is a later (1960/64) Eaton P/S pump, as it has the lid with the raised tower for the dipstick.
There are four different P/S pump mounting brackets: 1960/63 Galaxie 352/390 with or without A/C / 1964 Galaxie 352/390 with or without A/C.
Without an ID engineering number stamped on the bracket, there is no way to discover what the pumps original application was.
There are four different P/S pump mounting brackets: 1960/63 Galaxie 352/390 with or without A/C / 1964 Galaxie 352/390 with or without A/C.
Without an ID engineering number stamped on the bracket, there is no way to discover what the pumps original application was.
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Thanks Number Dummy! I took your info and I see one on Ebay complete with pump and pulley with a starting bid of $122. I will go back to the junkyard with the correct information, thanks to you.
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At the front of the pump is a large bolt head, the pump's prefix & suffix (minus 3A674) is usually stamped on it.
900-3A674 (w/o A/C) / 900-3A674-AC / 1100-3A674 (w/o A/C) / 1100-3A674-AC
900's were used on I-6's, Y blocks, 221/260/289's / Kaiser/Nash/Hudson I-6's / 1955/64 Studebaker I-6's & V8's.
1100's were used on M-E-L's, FE's and 1955/56 Packard/Nash/Hudson V8's.
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