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High Volume Dual Return Power Steering Pump System, No Pulley SKU: 2071
High Volume Dual Return Power Steering Pump System, No Pulley
High Volume Dual Return Power Steering Pump System No Pulley
Product Overview:
The demands placed upon the steering pump while rock crawling are excessive to say the least. We run 35s or larger tires at 7 lbs. and with the motor at idle we would want the steering to be easy right? We want our steering pumps to perform beyond their capabilities.
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The demands placed upon the steering pump while rock crawling are excessive to say the least. We run 35s or larger tires at 7 lbs. and with the motor at idle we would want the steering to be easy right? We want our steering pumps to perform beyond their capabilities.
Hi volume steering pump system
The demands placed upon the steering pump while rock crawling are excessive to say the least. We run 35s or larger tires at 7 lbs. and with the motor at idle we would want the steering to be easy right? We want our steering pumps to perform beyond their capabilities. So what do you do when you exceed the capabilities of common pumps? Many of us then add ram assist. That helped, but some still had problems, especially at idle. The pump's capabilities were taxed even more because now we needed additional volume to operate the ram.
The answer is simple. You need a pump capable of moving more volume at idle. You also need a pump which can stay immersed in fluid under extreme conditions. Our new high volume pump system will do just that. These were designed with ram assist and Hydro boost brake users in mind, but we have people who have upgraded with only the pump system and report dramatic improvement in ease of steering. We use all brand new parts in our high volume systems. These pumps displace approximately 1/3 more fluid per revolution than our regular HD units. The pump is kept continuously immersed in fluid by a high capacity, filtered, remote reservoir system adding an additional pint of steering fluid to the system. This helps the system run cooler and will increase the life of the steering components.
Our newest Hi volume power steering systems features dual return ports in the remote reservoir. These allow better flow in the hydraulic system. The new vented, billet, large mouth, screw on cap looks and functions better than previous styles. The reservoir uses a replaceable filter to help keep contaminates out of you hydraulic system.
Replacement filters are available. This system comes without a pump pulley.
TECH NOTES
If you are using a stock 73-77 Power steering pressure hose, you will need this fitting (F2463).
You must have a pump bracket capable of mounting a delphi/saginaw style pump. If you don't, add our Power Steering Pump Bracket (2039) to this kit.
The demands placed upon the steering pump while rock crawling are excessive to say the least. We run 35s or larger tires at 7 lbs. and with the motor at idle we would want the steering to be easy right? We want our steering pumps to perform beyond their capabilities. So what do you do when you exceed the capabilities of common pumps? Many of us then add ram assist. That helped, but some still had problems, especially at idle. The pump's capabilities were taxed even more because now we needed additional volume to operate the ram.
The answer is simple. You need a pump capable of moving more volume at idle. You also need a pump which can stay immersed in fluid under extreme conditions. Our new high volume pump system will do just that. These were designed with ram assist and Hydro boost brake users in mind, but we have people who have upgraded with only the pump system and report dramatic improvement in ease of steering. We use all brand new parts in our high volume systems. These pumps displace approximately 1/3 more fluid per revolution than our regular HD units. The pump is kept continuously immersed in fluid by a high capacity, filtered, remote reservoir system adding an additional pint of steering fluid to the system. This helps the system run cooler and will increase the life of the steering components.
Our newest Hi volume power steering systems features dual return ports in the remote reservoir. These allow better flow in the hydraulic system. The new vented, billet, large mouth, screw on cap looks and functions better than previous styles. The reservoir uses a replaceable filter to help keep contaminates out of you hydraulic system.
Replacement filters are available. This system comes without a pump pulley.
TECH NOTES
If you are using a stock 73-77 Power steering pressure hose, you will need this fitting (F2463).
You must have a pump bracket capable of mounting a delphi/saginaw style pump. If you don't, add our Power Steering Pump Bracket (2039) to this kit.
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Asked by Orangehorse74, January 4, 2022
Q: will the high pressure of this pump make the 4x4x2 steering box feel twitchy on the road at highway speeds? It seems like the pressure for Ford steering is supposed run at a lower PSI and GPM than General Motors.
⮞ 1 Answer
Answered by ☆ sales - January 5, 2022
A: Flow and pressure can certainly make for a more responsive feel. It is not a typical complaint we hear, but on occasion, folks do ask about reducing the pressure.
Asked by Steve, July 28, 2020
Q: What do I need to mount this pump to my 1998+ Explorer 5.0 serpentine bracket set up?
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Answered by ☆ sales - July 28, 2020
A: We have a couple bracket options, depending if you are planning on having A/C or not. Check out bracket #'s 2029 pump bracket for no a/c. Then 7129 pump bracket, and 7127 A/C bracket. Either pump bracket will work with the pump, and the Explorer front dress.
Asked by Matt, June 21, 2020
Q: What PSI is the 2071 pump kit
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Answered by ☆ sales - June 22, 2020
A: The pressure is rated @1400 PSI.
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