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Old 02-06-2008, 11:33 AM
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My parts book says the power steering pump pulley for 71-2 is not serviced and doesnt give a part# for it. Im working on a car that appears to be a 71-2 motor with the 481040 water pump pulley but its minus all the power steering stuff(pump,brackets,pulley,alternator etc.)
Parts book does give a dimension of 6.25 inches but I would like more info to try and match it up and or substitute for something close.

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Old 02-06-2008, 11:40 AM
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481042 is what my MPC shows for 71-74 all V8 exc 350 Chev

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thanks
what year is your MPC?
I have a 71(which I didnt check because I wanted 72 included) and a 75 which stated its not serviced or N.S.

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Going through this myself right now & I can tell you that all the bracket s were changed
in 1971, and the part numbers changed again in 1972.. From the Pontiac GTO Restoration Guide 1964-1972 it shows the following part numbers:

Power steering Pump part # is 7811290

rear pump bracket #483304 1971 & #485992 1972 bolts to cylinder head

front bracket #482195 attaches to pump & Alt bracket

Alt brackets front part # 9790604 1971 & #485993 in 1972 rear 485181

Some of the parts I have had numbers stamped in them some didn't...

There are some photos in this thread:
http://forums.maxperformanceinc.com/...d.php?t=547870

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thanks
what year is your MPC?
I have a 71(which I didnt check because I wanted 72 included) and a 75 which stated its not serviced or N.S.
Mine's dated 11/73.

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probably have the entire PS system for 72 used, PM me if interested.

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going thru a few buckets of parts to see if I have all the brackets for 71 or 72
PS and alt mounting.
so far not having much luck with the part#s stamped on them or the fact that
they werent marked when pulled 30+ years ago.
I found the thread that Ransom posted with pix so Ill use that to sort out the 71 stuff.
anyone have the 71 and 72 stuff that they could take a pic of with both side by side?
Lazlo, that bracket # is 970640 and is a 71 only part


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All I found for a PS pulley was a 75-9 one #496411
I know the # isnt the same as the 71-2 but diameter appears to be
about the same.
anyone try this before?

Ransom was the pics you took for a 71 with 80 amp alt?

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probably have the entire PS system for 72 used, PM me if interested.
Did you get my PM?

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what year did they change to the squared off reservoir pump?
Ive got an oval(banjo) pump and it doesnt fit the rear bracket(1971)

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how is this?
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Old 02-10-2008, 08:59 PM
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[QUOTE=engineer]how is this?


thanks for the pic
I found all the brackets for a 71 system in my bucket of parts,but couldnt get the pump reservoir from the pump I had(unknow year banjo style) to fit due to the return line hitting the rear bracket that attaches to the head.Now that I see your pic of a 72 still using the rounded banjo type pump reservoir Im really wondering if they made more than one return line routing.

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