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Saginaw-Style Power Steering Pump w/Keyed Shaft for Select 1966-1976 GM Vehicles [Chrome]
555-60700
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Saginaw-Style Pumps
JEGS 555-60700 Saginaw-Style Power Steering Pump Features:
- 1200 PSI rated @ 2.9-3.1 GPM compatible with most steering systems
- 5/8 in. keyed shaft allows for pulley removal/installation without a puller
- Female 3/8 in. inverted flare fitting for high-side hose attachment
JEGS 555-60700 Saginaw-Style Power Steering Pump Notes:
- Requires bolt-on power steering pulley such as JEGS 555-504196 or equivalent (sold separately)
Specifications:
Will this fit my 402 Big Block Chevy engine?
Will this fit a 1980 Camaro Z28 - 5.7 350? Direct replacement?
Will this fit on a 69 nova 4.1L 250cc In-line 6?
Will this fit a 71 monte carlo?
what is the PSI. and does it come in black.
Can this be made to work on a 70 ford mustang 351 windsor with march serpentine pulley kit
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