OER Federal Style Power Steering Pump for Select 1963-1976 Mopar A/B/E-Body Models [NEW]
691-NP6157
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OER NP6157 New Power Steering Pump
Brand New reproduction Federal Power Steering Pump for select 1963-1976 Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth Vehicles. This reproduction was developed due to the original pumps being obsolete. The reservoir on this pump may be slightly different in appearance from the original but the fit and function will match that of an original unit.
OER NP6157 New Power Steering Pump Features:
- Pulley shaft O.D. 5/8 in. (0.625 in.)
- 100% New Unit
- Computer tested to measure pressure, bypass, fluid flow, and valve operation
- Side pressure port with flared fitting
- Return port with hose barb
- Cap, nut, and pulley not included
- 200 psi at idle, 500-1000 psi at full throttle
OER NP6157 New Power Steering Pump Fits these Applications:
- Fits Select 1969-1976 Chrysler Cars with "Federal Style" Pump
- Fits Select 1969-1976 Dodge Cars with "Federal Style" Pump
- Fits Select 1963-1971 Dodge Trucks with "Federal Style" Pump
- Fits Select 1969-1976 Plymouth Cars with "Federal Style" Pump
Is the shaft threaded on the inside, so the pulley can be installed?
Motor Vehicles
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Electrical Cords
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