Holley 97-384 Saginaw Type II Power Steering Pump Kit for 2009-2022 Dodge Ram 5.7L
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Mopar Gen III Hemi
Holley 97-384 Power Steering Pump Kit For Gen III Hemi Swaps Features:
- You can use your factory low-pressure steering box
- Avoid damage to your steering box on older vehicles from excessive pressure
- Functions with the factory truck-style accessory drive system
- To be used with the factory timing cover (53022195AM)
- A 6-rib pulley is sized for the correct pump speed
- The Hardline adapter moves the -6 AN hose connection to a better location for maintenance and more straightforward installation
- Power steering pump assembly comes with a plastic reservoir
- Mounting bracket & pulley are in a black anodized finish
Holley 97-384 Power Steering Pump Kit For Gen III Hemi Swaps Fitment Note:
- For use on these engines with the factory timing cover (53022195AM)
- 2009-2022 Dodge/Ram 1500 5.7L
- 2009-2018 Dodge/Ram 2500 5.7L
- 2009 Dodge 3500 5.7L
- 2011-2018 Ram 3500 5.7L
- 2009 Dodge Durango 5.7L
- 2009 Chrysler Aspen 5.7L
- 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 6.4L
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