Here is an update for my Avanti, the orientation and plumbing of the hydroboost to replace the vacuum booster.
We have utilized braided steel lines for the pressure side, reinforced rubber hose for the low pressure return. The power steering pump, Delphi Type II, was disassembled to tap the return 1/2 NPT.
The sump for the power steering/hydroboost is the stainless tank on the fender apron. The mounting of the tank was by studs welded to the bottom side. The hex on the cap of the tank is a sintered metal breather
The cooler for the system is mounted underneath the oil pan, essentially flush with the bottom of the frame. The small ribbed canister is the filter.
The original aluminum power steering cooler using water of the upper radiator hose will be replaced with a piece of stainless tubing.
We also have eliminated the external pivoting rods for the mechanical release of the hood latches. They now have arms hidden in the front wheel wells for releasing
We have utilized braided steel lines for the pressure side, reinforced rubber hose for the low pressure return. The power steering pump, Delphi Type II, was disassembled to tap the return 1/2 NPT.
The sump for the power steering/hydroboost is the stainless tank on the fender apron. The mounting of the tank was by studs welded to the bottom side. The hex on the cap of the tank is a sintered metal breather
The cooler for the system is mounted underneath the oil pan, essentially flush with the bottom of the frame. The small ribbed canister is the filter.
The original aluminum power steering cooler using water of the upper radiator hose will be replaced with a piece of stainless tubing.
We also have eliminated the external pivoting rods for the mechanical release of the hood latches. They now have arms hidden in the front wheel wells for releasing
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