Cheaper alternative to Merc Power steering pump Part# 16792A39
07-11-2014, 06:48 PM
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I know this is an older post but I was wondering if the Corsica pump you put in is still working? I just ordered one today and is to be in tomorrow. I got a couple questions.
Is the return nipple a press-in or thread in. In the picture at NAPA it looks like the new one will not come with any nipple. And if so how did you get it out without ruining it?
Randy,
Thank you for your post. This is my second power steering pump and this one at $42 hurts a lot less then the last one of $430.
Garrett
Is the return nipple a press-in or thread in. In the picture at NAPA it looks like the new one will not come with any nipple. And if so how did you get it out without ruining it?
Randy,
Thank you for your post. This is my second power steering pump and this one at $42 hurts a lot less then the last one of $430.
Garrett
07-14-2014, 02:48 PM
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The pump didn't come with a nipple, I made one from spare parts I had. Other than that it was a direct replacement and worked perfectly. As far as I know it is still working. I sold the enginesame for bigger power.
05-26-2021, 12:07 PM
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replacment of the reservoir
I have same issue, same Napa Part but absolutely no help or clue to swapping the reservoir out. Any hints? Pictures?
05-26-2021, 02:36 PM
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have to remove the two mounting studs and the high pressure fitting and I think a snap ring ?
