390se engine wants a steering pump
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Hi Mate...SD1 i believe...Grimmers do them albeit a tad expensive...You might find them elsewhere a bit cheaper..Make sure you get the pulley as well as they sell them seperately and always use some thread lock on the pulley bolts....Ziga
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID009023
http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID009023
IIRC some cars run the Ford pump mounted backwards on a bracket that puts it right at the front of the engine bay.
The SD1 pump is perhaps the most common; the Montego ran a near-identical one that differed in having a shorter neck but I don't see why it wouldn't work, I blagged one free from the guy who sold me my first lathe but have never got round to trying it.
The SD1 pump is perhaps the most common; the Montego ran a near-identical one that differed in having a shorter neck but I don't see why it wouldn't work, I blagged one free from the guy who sold me my first lathe but have never got round to trying it.
MrPicky said:
I've got a 390SE with a steering pump missing, it was never fitted by the factory.
You need to fit a manual rack (Cortina MK iV I think) and then an intensive course of PT to build up your biceps.
Job done and a lighter and much less complex car.
Russ - in jest!
Then you will end up with arms like popeye and legs like "Mr Muscle"....You need to fit a manual rack (Cortina MK iV I think) and then an intensive course of PT to build up your biceps.
Job done and a lighter and much less complex car.
Russ - in jest!

mrzigazaga said:
Then you will end up with arms like popeye and legs like "Mr Muscle"....
Only one leg like Mr Muscle, the clutch is very heavy (85 lbs).
I counteract this by hopping to the bar on my right leg (not from the bar - I don't waste beer - or corroded screws) and standing like a Flamingo when possible.
Russ
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