Um....Please Set Me Straight.....
ok im sort of frustrated because i just ordered a radiator hose...i got the wrong one.....
and the real problem...i ordered a dual groove crank shaft pulley to replace the underdrive one that is single groove so i can hook back up my power steering and i just saw a picture of a similar mustang with a dual groove water pump pulley instead......
which is right? and is there a truely right way??? it seems like the crank would make more sense but then again, i dont know......
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and the real problem...i ordered a dual groove crank shaft pulley to replace the underdrive one that is single groove so i can hook back up my power steering and i just saw a picture of a similar mustang with a dual groove water pump pulley instead......
which is right? and is there a truely right way??? it seems like the crank would make more sense but then again, i dont know......
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hmm.......interesting....very interesting......
ahh i hate that u can just buy one pulley thats for sure the right thing from somewhere.....everything is like a big game or something lol......
ahh i hate that u can just buy one pulley thats for sure the right thing from somewhere.....everything is like a big game or something lol......
this is the config i imagined....but is it not possible or is it just not as ideal way of doing it....?
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www.mustangmaster.com he will have the one u need or call him @ 9047243927
So you're power steering is run using both the water pump and the crank pulley? Come to think of it, I do remember seeing that in the old days.
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My power steering runs through the crank and water pump pulleys. Its original
My power steering runs through the crank and water pump pulleys. Its original
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...it works perfectly fine.
