non-A/C power steering bracket?
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non-A/C power steering bracket?
so im deleting my A/C and i noticed the bracket that the bottom of the compressor bolts to is also the bracket that my power steering pump bolts to. if i just pull the compressor, theres the top of that bracket sticking up into the engine bay and makes the space look cluttered
did GM make a non-A/C power steering bracket? a peice like that would eliminate the intrusive upper part of the bracket thats in my car now and make the bay look cleaner. if so, does anyone have a car theyre parting out with one that they would like to sell?
if not, it looks like ill have to go ahead and locate a S10 manual steering box and eliminate the power steering altogether
did GM make a non-A/C power steering bracket? a peice like that would eliminate the intrusive upper part of the bracket thats in my car now and make the bay look cleaner. if so, does anyone have a car theyre parting out with one that they would like to sell?
if not, it looks like ill have to go ahead and locate a S10 manual steering box and eliminate the power steering altogether
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Re: non-A/C power steering bracket?
Yank the compressor with both of its brackets (the one bolted to the cylinder head AND the one bolted to the 2 front bolts on the upper plenum). Then, loosen the bolt holding the power steering pump to the water pump, yank the rear PS bracket right out, pull the upper PS bracket bolt, and rotate the PS pump inward until you line up the other hole.
As in this pic, "Look, ma, no A/C compressor!"
As in this pic, "Look, ma, no A/C compressor!"
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Re: non-A/C power steering bracket?
Yank the compressor with both of its brackets (the one bolted to the cylinder head AND the one bolted to the 2 front bolts on the upper plenum). Then, loosen the bolt holding the power steering pump to the water pump, yank the rear PS bracket right out, pull the upper PS bracket bolt, and rotate the PS pump inward until you line up the other hole.
As in this pic, "Look, ma, no A/C compressor!"
As in this pic, "Look, ma, no A/C compressor!"
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Re: non-A/C power steering bracket?
Possibly. I didn't realize you had a V-belt system. I don't think it would be that hard, but some nice pics of your A/C and PS brackets might help a little, if you could.
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Re: non-A/C power steering bracket?
I cut the top off mine. You could probably use serpentine brackets as well.
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