Removing power steering
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Removing power steering
I'm done with the hassle for now. I'm getting this http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/ite...atKey=EMUSTANG
Now it says remove the belt bracket. Would that be the one in the center of the engine or the one from the power steering pump. If anyone that has dont this has a picture or diagram of their belt assembly that would be greatly appreciated.
Now it says remove the belt bracket. Would that be the one in the center of the engine or the one from the power steering pump. If anyone that has dont this has a picture or diagram of their belt assembly that would be greatly appreciated.
#2
I'm done with the hassle for now. I'm getting this http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/ite...atKey=EMUSTANG
Now it says remove the belt bracket. Would that be the one in the center of the engine or the one from the power steering pump. If anyone that has dont this has a picture or diagram of their belt assembly that would be greatly appreciated.
Now it says remove the belt bracket. Would that be the one in the center of the engine or the one from the power steering pump. If anyone that has dont this has a picture or diagram of their belt assembly that would be greatly appreciated.
"Belt bracket"? I've been working on Mustangs since the Nixon administration, and I don't know what they mean.
Remove the pump and pump brackets, hoses and hose bracket as an assembly. Remove the valve and power cylinder. Remove the belt. Install the adapter. Drive.
#4
Really? If the PS is the only belt driving the water pump or alternator, it would be strange. Fords typically have one belt dedicated to only these, and the PS belt is the next one, in the next sheave closer to the radiator.
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