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any one ever experience an issue with your power steering pump pulley literally being crooked? i may be the first...
i keep blowing belts off my car under normal and hard driving. so i take a look and the pulley is thoroughly not alligned with the rest of the pulleys, so i take it apart try to reinstall it see if it makes a difference...
nope, i tried shimming it and still won't line up, so today (in the rain...yay) i take it out of the car and lay it next to an old pump i have laying around thats been outside for years so im assuming its no good lol and it seems like while comparing them that hte old pump the pulley is straight and the current pump the pulley is crooked?
that even possible?
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Jay Allen Trick Flow TW Heads and Custom Camshaft
the shaft on the pump may be bent just try a new pump
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91 mustang 5.0 lx,306 shortblock,E-303 cam,ported and polished E7's,rebuilt stock T-5,bbk E/L shorty headers,with their 2 1/2" o/r H-pipes,70 mm maf,3G alt.,upr adj. upper c/a's 3:73 gears. race weight with driver:3260,only a 100 lbs. more than the 85
85 mustang: parts car for now
Best time 13.7@ 102 mph 2.074 60' on street tires(in the '85)
Best time 14.3@ 96 mph 2.13 60' on street tires(in the '91)
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Power Steering pump woes
