Powersteering Pump belt

[MarkIII4Me]

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What don't you like about it? Install was a cinch and no leaks to date. Are there reports of defective units leaking at the threads like their slave to master cylinder line? (I run that one too with no issues).

 

[Poodles]

Some of their early lines had failures.

It's more the fact that routing isn't as clean and I don't like things moving around (not a good thing on a car).

 

[Poodles]

Some of their early lines had failures.

It's more the fact that routing isn't as clean and I don't like things moving around (not a good thing on a car).

 

[theGOODWIN2012]

^^ I was about to ask that. If its more like a loose hose... how am i mounting it???

 

[MarkIII4Me]

I routed it through the hardlines on the rack.

Nice and secure.

 

[Orion ZyGarian]

Yeah it shouldnt be difficult to mount it. There was a thread earlier about the type of mount you can use to mount those...rubber-lined C clamp with a bolt that holds it. We learned the name for it, but I cant remember.

 

[theGOODWIN2012]

Wow actually that looks slightly easier since its not a solid unbend-able piece. Easier to work with maybe too. The pictures helped a lot tho, thanks for those

 

[jetjock]

Yeah it shouldnt be difficult to mount it. There was a thread earlier about the type of mount you can use to mount those...rubber-lined C clamp with a bolt that holds it. We learned the name for it, but I cant remember.

Adel clamps. Common as dirt in aviation and racing. Use two screwed together to support one tubular thing to another.

 

[Orion ZyGarian]

Adel clamps. Common as dirt in aviation and racing. Use two screwed together to support one tubular thing to another.

Yes! That. I plan on investing in a bunch for all sorts of lines in the car, as I'd rather not have to worry about abrasion and different rattles under the hood.