I bought the tsp crome signaw power steering pump and would like to know what size compression hose fitting is needed on the hose to attach to pump . This is to go on a 1968 Camaro . If you sell the correct hose how much ?
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i dont know the size but we do have the hose kit on amazon that is steel braided kit for 139.99
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had to adapt hoses to make it work. went to home depot and got clear hose to fill in the gap. A guy at auto parts store told me to do that. They couldn't even find a listing with the part #. work fin
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I installed this on a 2006 Tucson. The tensioner is the correct one, be sure to follow the instructions carefully on making sure that the slack is out of the belt before tightening down the tensioner nut by measuring belt deflection. Clean old gasket material off the engine block bearing careful not to gouge the aluminum. I use a copper dish scouring pad and solvent. Install pump using a thin layer of permatex gasket maker no. 2 or equivalent (non hardening) on both sides of the fiber gasket provided. This is sold in a tube at all local auto parts stores.
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Why cant I get a straight answer as regards the vacuum hose attachment for use with Vacuum sealing Ball Jars? And why do I have to go to some strange site that wants my invoice Number and $6.00?I'm getting ready to say screw this and just use a Brake Bleeder.
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My first one I bought this pump as a kit. It came with the 3" clip on a couple of adapters and about 50 feet of exhaust hose. I also believe it had the 2" screw on pvc head to connect the hose to. This is just the replacement pump for that kit. You will have to replace the pump every couple of years. I use similar pumps in my agricultural operation and that is a normal life span.
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Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into... » Read More Hi Ron, I am not sure, however, the new pumps are perfect replacements for the old ones. My Classic is most likely a '94 and I had to take the pump apart to switch out the wires with the old pump simply because I could not get the little wire clamp off and didn't want to break it. Supposedly the new pumps actually push a little more water, so they are a little better. In my opinion, I would try it and hope for the best. I'm 95% sure it will switch out fine. The hoses will switch out OK, the wires should as well and it just sits in the compartment anyway and doesn't have to 'fit' into anything. Good Luck « Show Less
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Sounds like a question for Dr Drew...but I'll give it a go. Here's what I'd test....Put a bit of WATER in the container and assemble everything, then pump the handle just a FEW times. Then SLOWLY unscrew where the hose connects to the container, does air escape? If not, then either there's an issue with THAT seal, there's an issue with the pump:container seal, or there's an issue with the pump itself. If air does escape, then screw it back on and pump it once. Then unscrew the spray nozzle tip all the way and pull the trigger, does air/water escape? If so, then there was an issue with the nozzle being too tight. If not, then the tube or nozzle are likely clogged and then take an air car with the little included hose and open the trigger then spray the air into the tube to clean out the system, then from the nozzle side. Does this fix it?
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FYI - I found out speaking to Order Tree (Simpson's outsourced technical service) the 3/8 hose (4500 PSI) is not the correct size for MSH3125-S MegaShot (3100 PSI), 1/4 is the correct hose. The real problem is the hoses don't come with quick connectors, required to connect the new hose.
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Yes, get the correct hose. If this for a small block mopar water pump get the molded hose.
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First you will need a quick change male adapter that fits the female end of the hose. I went to Lowe's and bought a second adapter to fit the between the quick change adapter and female threaded tee. You may or may not need the second piece. I took the parts to the store and they were helpful finding what would work. Any hardware store that carries brass fittings should be able to help. Be sure to tape the joints with teflon tape to avoid leaks. Good luck.
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When I bought my pump there was a really cheap 15' exit hose listed (Apex remnant $7.97) in other things bought with.. on the bottom of the order page. So, I ordered it. Also, bought a rather expensive ($34.99 ) larger diameter Apache PVC suction (intake hose) that won't collapse (suck closed). Best thing, I could have done. Did have to buy an adapter, but it works great and doesn't clog like smaller hoses.
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If you have this item long enough to wear out the hose then I would recommend purchasing a complete new kit. The 15ft replacement hose (Camco #39681 RhinoFLEX 15' RV Sewer Hose) is going for $27.09 right now and the entire kit is only $29.83 so for $2.74 more you get everything and start fresh. The construction of this kit is the best I've seen and it's the only one I will use. I hope this was helpful. Best wishes and Happy Camping!
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I purchased mine got a small block Chevy. However , I do believe Saginaw supplied this model of pump for various makes and models. Sorry I couldn't provide a more definitive answer.
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Hello, I'd have to say that so far the answer is yes. I'm a mechanic for my local archdiocese. And I repair all types of equipment. Everything from gas line trimmers to backhoes and everything in between. My personal truck with a 5.3 gm LS engine has started leaking from the rear main since I've passed 140,000 miles so before I just add something to my truck I used an old rtv machine which happened to be leaking from the pitman shaft seal as my test bed. Well it's been about 5 months and the shop floor is still dry. So I'd say it works. Personally though I'm gonna wait for a year or so to pass and then if I'm still satisfied I'll put it in my truck. Good luck. I hope it works for you. P.S. The rtv machine has a GM Saginaw steering box and so far so good...
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Use the honda recommended oil for the engine 10/30 fill until you can see it. Use pump 10/30 non detergent oil for cat pump but don't fill passed the bubble indicator. I ordered this pressure washer few months back, it's as good as the landa pressure washer I used to own. They both have the honda motor and cat pump the differance is I can load it by myself. I would have like a holster for the wand and a longer hose if I had to complain but those are easy fixes. But when I ordered it from amazon it had the motor and pump oil included. CBF
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Good question. OTC seems to make it a national secret. I was just "lucky" to have the right adapters in TWO sets. One was what came with the C-Clamp and the other was their so-called "Ford" or "Ford Truck" set. It seems they sell a lot more adapters if they keep you in the dark. All that being said, they have a full book catalog. But they are the only vendor on earth that will CHARGE you for their catalog. It has been 7 months since I did this dance, but you have to do a lot of careful online research to get what you need and you will probably have to end up with more than you need in order to be sure. Sorry I can't be more specific, but they have designed the system this way. Finally, the C-Clamp with a 1" or 1-1/2" diameter x 24" cheater pipe will get the job done. You may have to apply a small amount of heat while it's under pressure to expand the collar or spindle (whichever). I did it differently than most. After removing the spindle, I put the C-Clamp (not the spindle) in the vise and then clamped the ball-joint that way.
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I have used this set on Cars, Motorcycles and Lawn mower/tractors. Comes with M10, M12, M14 to M18(Long reach) Adapters, Pressure Hold Adapter, 144 Long and Short Threads in a couple of different lengths. 18mm Short reach. Field service kit. Gauge, case. What are you trying to check the compression on??