04-27-2014, 02:04 AM
Hi all,
One of the final things I'm doing prior to getting the 410 stroker upgrade to my 69 on the road is to replace all of the power steering hoses, since they're old, hard, cracked and leaky.
I ordered a set of hoses from Laurel Mountain Mustang back in Feb. When I went to put them on, I appear to be missing the 2nd half of the pump-side pressure hose.
The old hose setup has the pressure line coming out of the pump, then connecting to a steel tube that runs through the two-hole rubber grommet that is in the bracket connected to the frame cross-member. On the other side of this steel tube, it reconnects to a 2nd pressure hose that goes to the valve body that supplies fluid to the slave cylinder.
My question is this: Does that steel tube belong there? Or was that jerry-rigged by the previous owner over 20 years ago? Does anyone know if there is a 2nd half to the pressure hose that would screw into the first half fitting? I've got the same question in to Laurel Mountain Mustang, but they're not open on weekends.
Regards,
Hutch
One of the final things I'm doing prior to getting the 410 stroker upgrade to my 69 on the road is to replace all of the power steering hoses, since they're old, hard, cracked and leaky.
I ordered a set of hoses from Laurel Mountain Mustang back in Feb. When I went to put them on, I appear to be missing the 2nd half of the pump-side pressure hose.
The old hose setup has the pressure line coming out of the pump, then connecting to a steel tube that runs through the two-hole rubber grommet that is in the bracket connected to the frame cross-member. On the other side of this steel tube, it reconnects to a 2nd pressure hose that goes to the valve body that supplies fluid to the slave cylinder.
My question is this: Does that steel tube belong there? Or was that jerry-rigged by the previous owner over 20 years ago? Does anyone know if there is a 2nd half to the pressure hose that would screw into the first half fitting? I've got the same question in to Laurel Mountain Mustang, but they're not open on weekends.
Regards,
Hutch