302 power steering pump bracket needed
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302 power steering pump bracket needed
Guys,
I'm preparing to do a toyota power steering box conversion. I need a power steering pump bracket and need to know if I need an original or if there is an off the shelf bracket that will work. I have a 77 Ford Thunderbird standard 302 5.0L in my truck. Any help would be appreciated and I'll buy the bracket if you have one. I included some photos of my water pump and head.
I'm preparing to do a toyota power steering box conversion. I need a power steering pump bracket and need to know if I need an original or if there is an off the shelf bracket that will work. I have a 77 Ford Thunderbird standard 302 5.0L in my truck. Any help would be appreciated and I'll buy the bracket if you have one. I included some photos of my water pump and head.
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I have a Borgeson PS pump bracket that accepts a Saginaw pump if you're interested. Had it on my 302 but went with a complete pulley system. Missing one bolt.
https://www.borgeson.com/xcart/produ...&cat=86&page=1
https://www.borgeson.com/xcart/produ...&cat=86&page=1
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1967/77 with the Ford/Thompson P/S pump uses a different P/S pressure hose and mounting brackets than 1978 and later with the Ford C-II P/S pump.
The Ford/Thompson pump has a steel reservoir, the P/S pressure hose threads onto the pump.
The C-II pump has a plastic reservoir, the P/S pressure hose attaches to the pump using a qwik connect fitting.
The C-II pump is also a different shape than the Ford/Thompson pump, so the mounting brackets are different.
The Ford/Thompson pump has a steel reservoir, the P/S pressure hose threads onto the pump.
The C-II pump has a plastic reservoir, the P/S pressure hose attaches to the pump using a qwik connect fitting.
The C-II pump is also a different shape than the Ford/Thompson pump, so the mounting brackets are different.
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