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Power Steering Pump Sans Mount Bushings? 700 1990

posted by  gregorythomas on  Mon Mar 21 07:27 CST 2005
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There are no bushings on the PS pump, it fastens to the pump bracket with a long bolt which also serves as the swivel point for belt tension adjustment. The belt tension is adjusted by a different long bolt that passes through a locking bolt. This should be visible just aft of the pulley. The long bolt may be loose or even missing allowing the pump to rotate inwards and the belt to slip. If you can move the pump just by pushing on it, the tension and locking bolts need tightening.






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