Identifying 65 Sport Fury P/S pump

[FFGREG]

I have a part # 2537955 Federal power steering pump that I just purchased and wanted to know if it is correct for my 65 Sport Fury big block car? (383) I am scheduling an appointment to have it installed and want to be sure I am giving the mechanic the correct part. Thanks, Greg [email protected]

 

[Mudeblue]

Good luck. I spent a great deal of time researching this because of a leak in my power steering pump on my 65/383. They are not marked and many of the pumps look the same. Bottom line, if it fits the brackets, fluid lines and pulley, everything should be fine. I installed new O rings and solved my problem which had a bad leak. Good luck.

 

[FFGREG]

Good luck. I spent a great deal of time researching this because of a leak in my power steering pump on my 65/383. They are not marked and many of the pumps look the same. Bottom line, if it fits the brackets, fluid lines and pulley, everything should be fine. I installed new O rings and solved my problem which had a bad leak. Good luck.

Thanks much, I have the correct replacement, as the numbers on the casting are the same as the one installed on mine. Thanks for answering!

 

[Joseph James]

Good luck. I spent a great deal of time researching this because of a leak in my power steering pump on my 65/383. They are not marked and many of the pumps look the same. Bottom line, if it fits the brackets, fluid lines and pulley, everything should be fine. I installed new O rings and solved my problem which had a bad leak. Good luck.

How do you remove the reservoir without ruining the metal? I have the seal kit but the reservoir metal seems too flimsy to pry off.

 

[jct]

Tap it off with a rubber mallet

 

[65 500]

The part number you listed may very well work, it might be a superceded part number. Measure the pump diameter, and also compare where the bolt holes are. It wouldn't hurt to compare the pulley fits too(if your new pump didn't come with a pulley. If it all looks the same, it should work, but that isn't a guarantee.

 

[FFGREG]

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The part number you listed may very well work, it might be a superceded part number. Measure the pump diameter, and also compare where the bolt holes are. It wouldn't hurt to compare the pulley fits too(if your new pump didn't come with a pulley. If it all looks the same, it should work, but that isn't a guarantee.

 

[FFGREG]

Yes, I looked at my p/s pump that's on the car, same casting number, same mounting. Thanks for getting back to me, Getting Ol Sarge out today for a drive in Wi. Cheers, Greg