Power steering pump
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Drifting
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From: Morgan Hill Ca.
Power steering pump
In the process of pulling a cyl head I noticed that I had a leaking power steering pump. Sooo I pulled it down to replace the seal. Drat, the pump drive shaft is worn pretty good around where the seal contacts it.
I searched the net for a pump drive shaft with no luck.
Is this new pump time?
Does any one know where I can get a pump drive shaft?
I searched the net for a pump drive shaft with no luck.
Is this new pump time?
Does any one know where I can get a pump drive shaft?
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From: Van Buren Arkansas
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Not really so my first thought is to simply replace the pump as a unit and be done with it. Try Gene Culley at www.gmpartshouse.com for the correct one.
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Drifting
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From: Morgan Hill Ca.
Not really so my first thought is to simply replace the pump as a unit and be done with it. Try Gene Culley at www.gmpartshouse.com for the correct one.
it is a shame I can get the drive shaft. It was not leaking bad, just misting off the back of the pully making a big mess. I pulled the drive shaft thinking I would get a new seal monday, and would you know it the drive shaft has a nice little groove worn right where the seal is.Due to the massive number of replies to this post, I thought I would be in for a new pump!
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From: Overland Park KS
Thanks, it is a shame I can get the drive shaft. It was not leaking bad, just misting off the back of the pully making a big mess. I pulled the drive shaft thinking I would get a new seal monday, and would you know it the drive shaft has a nice little groove worn right where the seal is.
Due to the massive number of replies to this post, I thought I would be in for a new pump!
it is a shame I can get the drive shaft. It was not leaking bad, just misting off the back of the pully making a big mess. I pulled the drive shaft thinking I would get a new seal monday, and would you know it the drive shaft has a nice little groove worn right where the seal is.Due to the massive number of replies to this post, I thought I would be in for a new pump!
Found the part numbers:
26045548 "Shaft, P/S Pump" (includes #4 - which is the outer bearing that is held in with the retaining ring.
The front seal for the shaft is part number 26033537 and you will want that too..
That should take care of you...
12568997 GM part number for LS2 Power Steering Pump Pulley (same as LS3)
GM list price is only $20.50
Last edited by KCvetteowner; Oct 5, 2009 at 08:43 AM. Reason: added part numbers
