Earl's Remote Reservoir Adapter Fittings for GM Type-II Steering Pumps [AN Style]
361-PS0003ERL
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Power Steering Conversion Fittings
Includes:
- -10 AN Reservoir Fitting
- Flow Valve
- Retaining Bracket
- -6 AN Banjo Pressure Fitting
- Banjo Bolt with Crush Washers
Earls 361-PS0003ERL Features:
- The -10 AN inlet, and -6 AN outlet allow for the use of a braided stainless, or nylon hose for a clean, and leak-free installation
- Allows GM type-II power steering pumps to utilize a remote reservoir
- Includes a special flow control valve & bracket to secure the reservoir fitting to the pump
- Designed to work with an OE-style pump, this kit eliminates the modifications required to use a thread-in style reservoir fitting
- Engineered for engine swaps, race cars, street rods, and muscle cars that have limited space in their engine bay
- Fits Holley 510-198-101 and 510-198-104 Saginaw Type II Style Power Steering Pumps
- Compatible with Holley 510-198-202, 510-198-203, and 510-198-205 Power Steering Hardline
Note: This kit requires an aftermarket remote-mounted reservoir.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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