Power Steering Pulley KA 399406
I have a KH 399406 that's been bed blasted and powder coated. According to the assembly manuals, it fits '69-'72 engines with AC. Here's a link to my for sale ad:
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...y-sale-136486/
Rodney
https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...y-sale-136486/
Rodney
How's everything been for you Allen ? How's the car running ?
No, the 3 holes are for using a socket to tighten the belt. You should have enough room behind the pulley you bought to tighten that bolt?
I just pulled my driveshaft to fix the trans output shaft seal leak and the end caps fell off the U joint at the back. Time to redo u-joints.
I just pulled my driveshaft to fix the trans output shaft seal leak and the end caps fell off the U joint at the back. Time to redo u-joints.
No, the 3 holes are for using a socket to tighten the belt. You should have enough room behind the pulley you bought to tighten that bolt?
I just pulled my driveshaft to fix the trans output shaft seal leak and the end caps fell off the U joint at the back. Time to redo u-joints.
I just pulled my driveshaft to fix the trans output shaft seal leak and the end caps fell off the U joint at the back. Time to redo u-joints.
I wonder what causes my transmission to leak after the car sits for long periods of time . I installed the 455 and transmission on two separate occasions and still have the same issue . I think it comes out the overflow tube
2 common leak points: The output shaft seal, and the driven gear adapter O ring and inner seal. Both are relatively easy. Be prepared with a catch bucket when you pull the adapter.
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