Power steering pump bracket
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Drifting
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From: West of Burlington, Ontario Canada
Power steering pump bracket
If anyone has a bad LS9 power steering pump bracket P/N 12625875 that I can buy, i have a foundry and machine shop willing to try to make them as these are discontinued and there are no aftermarket options. I'm willing to pay a reasonable price for the bad one but can't guarantee how long it will take and to get a final price. I believe to make it worth while for making these I'll have to make at least 50 of them. I'm sure they will sell if I can keep the cost reasonable. Let me know!
Last edited by GMJim; Dec 14, 2025 at 05:37 PM.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 1,868
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From: West of Burlington, Ontario Canada
Nobody to my knowledge has one. What's wrong with yours? If it's damaged and you're willing to part with it, I'm planning to try to reproduce them but I need one to disassemble and duplicate. My plan is to make the only failing part, the bearing, much more robust to avoid future problems. Let me know.
Last edited by GMJim; Dec 26, 2025 at 09:02 PM.
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I applaud your efforts, but might I suggest instead to use 3D scanning/modeling, print in plastic to test/refine and get it printed out of metal for the final product? I bet that would be significantly cheaper the the foundry/machine shop route.