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Type II GM Power Steering Pump [17mm (.669 in.) DIA Shaft]
555-607220
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Type II Pump
Features:
- Designed for use with press-on pulley
- Shaft : 17mm (.669 in.) Diameter with 3/8 in.-16 tapped threads
- Utilizes remote reservoir with -6AN outlet and -10AN inlet fittings
- Pressure port is tapped M16-1.5, return port is tapped 7/8"-14
Specifications:
Can this pump replace the Holley #198-101 pump used in their low mount kit if I use a remote reservoir? Can this pump be used with a hydro-boost set-up? Thanks
What is max rpm for this pump?
What pressure is this pump rated at
Will this pump fit my 1990 jeep Cherokee. It looks identical
What pulley will fit this and are the mounting holes Threaded? if so what size?
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