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My '67 Lemans came with a chev 350 and 4-speed trans installed. I have picked up the power steering parts including the pump but do not have the bracket needed to install the pump to the motor. I have no parts manuals for the 350, so if anyone out there has a spare bracket that I can buy or has the part number of the bracket that I need, I would appreciate the help.
thanks... Denny |
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Do you have the long or short style water pump. Also if I remember correct there are a few different style brackets with the long water pump. If you could post a pic that would help. BTW if you let me know I may be able to supply what you need.
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THat's true, your bracket will depend on the pump. i went thru like three before i found the right one, it is very frustrating.
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go to chevy online vendors to see their catalogs and illustrations for the correct bracket, then buy it.
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