ICDEDPPL

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Running it on the hose forgot I had no fluid in it , smoked it. ...Any place that rebuilds em? buy new?
What are my options?

adk61

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your local parts jobber should have a pump, you may have to use the reservoir from the current one though

ICDEDPPL

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Thanx BIG AL.. you`re the bestest friend ever

mike tkach

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if you bring it by i will take care of it for you.did one last year when a buddy hooked his hoses up wrong,deadheaded the pump and fried it pronto.

ICDEDPPL

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Oh sorry Al you`ve been demoted.

MILD THUNDER

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.....

http://www.amazon.com/Gates-350390-P.../dp/B000C2UEVQ

http://www.corvette-restoration.com/...mp_rebuild.htm

MILD THUNDER

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Or if youre an AC-Delco cheerleader

http://www.amazon.com/ACDelco-36-350...words=36350390

ezstriper

just use a GM truck unit from auto parts store, swap over pressure regulator and spring from under large nut where pressure line connects, that will keep pressure where it was, now I have been told that the $500+ merc pumps made by AGR use a bearing instead of a bushing, but I have never taken one apart to see if that was indeed true...also those rebuild kits listed above will not fix your pump if you burnt it down, there are several more parts inside that would need to be replaced, pump is cheaper

Revd Up

I did that once after changing engines in my old boat. Went to the local NAPA store to get a new power steering pump. The guy behind the counter tells me to try the Lucas Oil Power Steering pump repair fluid. About $10 a bottle. Tried it and it worked great ,and continued to work great for years. Ohh and its guaranteed to work or your money back. Give it a try.

jamontes

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I have a brand new Saginaw style pump in my boat stall that I'd be will to trade for a boat ride on the big lake on July 4th weekend when my wife and I are visiting Chicago. You would however have to change over some parts as it is an automotive application.