saginaw pump

So I saw at Napa they have extra duty saginaw pumps so i order it online. But previously the day before I called Napa said they dont make them anymore .Does anyone else knew where i can get one from besides a salvage yard cause close one is hour away.I tried O Reilly they have the regular pump is there a key word like 79 ford 250 or what.

yo,

re; "Reilly they have the regular pump is there a key word like 79 ford 250 or what." that is the reg Ford pump

CARDONE® has changed part numbers;

Application Data Part Number

Power Steering Pump w/Reservoir - A1 CARDONE [Reman.]

w/Aftermarket filtration improvement

Engineered with MAGNA-PURE Filtration System. 20-7272F

w/o Aftermarket filtration improvement 20-7272

This replaces the #20-6244

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At O'Reilly Auto Parts

Cardone - Power Steering Pump

Part #20-7272

Line: A1

•Remanufactured

•Limited Lifetime Warranty

$62.99 Each

Plus Core $35.00

O'Reilly says image isn't representative of actual part Check before ordering.

I just searched NAPA thru a Philly store and it is still listed as:

NAPA has it listed as part number NSP 816795. It is listed as $92.49+ $50 core

P/S Pump w/ Reservoir - Remfd

Product Line: NAPA Power Steering Pumps

Part Number: NSP 816795

Price

Unit $92.49

Core $50.00

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Hose Port Type : Tube Fitting

P/S Pump Line Thread Size : 5/8 X 18"

P/S Pump Shaft Type : Press On, Internal Thread

Quality Assurance Testing : Each Pump Is Computer Tested To Measure Pressure, Bypass, Fluid Flow, Valve Operation, Steering Effort And Noise. Guaranteed Performance Every Time.

Swap in an 83 (from a 78 F 250); "...The hose problem I initially had, finding one that matched my fittings, was due to the fact that the Saginaw pump can have two styles of High pressure connections. One with a double flare seat and one that takes an O-ring fitting (Powercraft 71202). 3. If you get a junk yard pump, buy a rebuild kit, you never know what the internal condition really is and rebuilding with the exception of replacing the shaft bushing is a breeze. 4. Yes, the shaft bushing. I read all the writeups by people who had rebuilt the Saginaw PS pump I could find and they all avoided any comment on the bushing except to say, "well the bushing is OK so I didn't need to replace it". Personally, I believe they were avoiding the truth. It is a testament to the Saginaw design that it can run just fine with a lot of internal damage. One of the pumps I rebuilt had a chewed up bushing and seriously scored rotor from metal pieces running around inside the pump. ...back to replacing the shaft bushing. To do this, you need the availability of a hydraulic press, fortunately I maintain a good relationship with a professional mechanic and could use his. To press the old one out, you need a 15 MM impact deep socket or a 16 MM standard deep socket, they fit perfectly inside the bushing seat without binding and the job is a breeze with the right tool..." Source: by our friend here, Seabronc (Rosie, Fred W) at Ford Bronco Zone Forums

Installation Instructions, General Source: by CARDONE® cardone.com

http://www.cardone.com/English/Club/Products/steering/Protech/Install_Instructions/93062720.asp-------------

Read my post here in da Tech Section; http://broncozone.com/topic/21297-cardone%c2%ae-reman-saginaw-power-steering-pump-installation-in-a-bronco-mosst-ford-trucks/

yo, an UPDATE;

I have contacted Cardone by e mail and will post their reply to the availability of #206244; they replied and said it is obsolete. then I asked if that 206244 is replaced by another Cardone Part Number?

Reply is NO

I just searched NAPA thru a Philly store and it is still listed as part number NSP 816795. It is listed as $92.49+ $50 core

P/S Pump w/ Reservoir - Remfd

Product Line: NAPA Power Steering Pumps

Part Number: NSP 816795

Price

Unit $92.49

Core $50.00

Hose Port Type: Tube Fitting

P/S Pump Line Thread Size : 5/8 X 18"

P/S Pump Shaft Type : Press On, Internal Thread

Quality Assurance Testing: Each Pump Is Computer Tested To Measure Pressure, Bypass, Fluid Flow, Valve Operation, Steering Effort And Noise. Guaranteed Performance Every Time.

Go to a NAPA or Adv Auto Store, etc. and see what they have; I didn't go to the Philly store because I am far away; I looked it up for someone else who lives near that store.

i got my saginaw pump at oreilly cause napa canceled. so i pick up hose powercraft 71202. so looking back i know where the big hose goes but there two little hose beside big one. which hose goes where?

They go to the cooler that is mounted on the front of the cross member. It looks like a steel line that has a loop in it. If you don't have one, you can connect the low pressure hose from the steering box to the return ****** on the pump.

Good luck,

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