Hello,
First off I would like to apologize because this post is a little off topic but I appreciate any information that can be offered. I am in the process of restoring an antique tractor that has an aftermarket power steering set up on it.
The power steering pump is a Saginaw and I would like to get new seals and o-rings for it and check out the vanes inside it. I have seen pictures of a Saginaw pump on some models of Studebaker vehicles from websites. My pump looks identical to the pictures that I have seen. Was the Saginaw pump a factory option for Studebaker?
I have noticed on some Studebaker parts suppliers websites they mention different "types" of pumps. I have seen A,B,C,D,E. Is there any way that I can determine which type of pump I have. I do have some casting numbers off of my pump.
Once again, I do apologize for this not being directly related to a Studebaker vehicle but I appreciate information from others with more knowledge than myself.
Thanks,
Kyle
First off I would like to apologize because this post is a little off topic but I appreciate any information that can be offered. I am in the process of restoring an antique tractor that has an aftermarket power steering set up on it.
The power steering pump is a Saginaw and I would like to get new seals and o-rings for it and check out the vanes inside it. I have seen pictures of a Saginaw pump on some models of Studebaker vehicles from websites. My pump looks identical to the pictures that I have seen. Was the Saginaw pump a factory option for Studebaker?
I have noticed on some Studebaker parts suppliers websites they mention different "types" of pumps. I have seen A,B,C,D,E. Is there any way that I can determine which type of pump I have. I do have some casting numbers off of my pump.
Once again, I do apologize for this not being directly related to a Studebaker vehicle but I appreciate information from others with more knowledge than myself.
Thanks,
Kyle
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