Bought my Serpentine setup today!
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Got my serpentin esetup today at the Pull-a-Part in Nashville. Got it all for $80. After all that I hope it works and is the right setup. Thanks to bisquick, Putter, and Gman69, for their help. The only problem I have is on the second pic is the small cut on the PS Pulley. I guess I'll have to find another one.
Thanks guys, Bryan |
being a cheap S.O.B. i'd try dressing that pulley with some small files before I replaced it.
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Good haul there Bryan. Like Rainfade said you maybe able to clean that pulley up. That setup will look real good on yours. Soooooo, is your's home yet???
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^good question
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Hell No!!!!!!! Went and saw it today. Nothing changed. I think the glove box got put in.
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gotta llllllllluuuuuuuuuuuuuvvvvvvvvvvvvv body shops ;)
Nice serp set yellow69 :metal: |
If I am not mistaken look at a new one and it will probably be the same. For some reason I use to encounter these in collision repairs and we thought the same thing and after we bought a new one we noticed the same mark. Check and make sure though, I could be wrong about this but it's what I remember.
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The AC compressor side looks like the one I bought but for some reason the power steering side looks different. It shouldn't matter though if it came off an 8-cylinder GM. You will probably need to drill and tap a 3/8" X 16 hole about 1/2" deep in the passenger side head for the bolt hole just under the AC compressor. Great find for $80; these setups typically bring $200 or more.
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there is nothing wrong with that p/s pulley!!!!!!!!
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you are using original year p/s gear box?that pump will have o-ring fitting in back of it,and gear box will have flare type fitting.change out fitting in back of pump to older style if so.your changing w/p and fan both to reverse rotation also right?sure is alot of work just to have serp set-up,and i don`t think it is very beneficial,but,that`s my opinion.good luck!
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After seeing George's(Gman69) at Pigeon Forge I wanted one. It was just a nice clean look and gave it a newer look also. I got it off a 4.3 V6 Blazer. Bisquick said that's what he got his off of. I have no idea how to put it on, but when I don't have a truck right now I figure it out later.
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Are you saying I need to go back and get the fan?
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yeah, the fan is a reverse rotation as well.
I am always hearing people say that you can change the fittings from the back of a power steering box. How do you do that? As far as I can tell, the fittings are moulded right into the housing of the box... Do you just pull the whole top of and put an o-ring style top on or something? |
will the fan fit okay in our shrouds? Just making sure
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Go with an electric setup like george and putter's. It'll look a lot cleaner and no worries about shroud clearance. |
Bill,
I'm thinking about that Nissan setup that is over on the FAQ page about the Altima and Stanza's. I'll have to see if I can find one at the pull-a-part |
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Both the fan and water pump are reverse rotation.
The fans usually (there are lots of different setups) will not fit our shrouds, you will need a big block fan shroud. |
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Now ya tell me! LOL I've been hearing people say that I should just change the fittings out, and it has been bugging me something horrible :P This saves me a whole lotta time and money as far as installing the hoses goes, lol |
Why serp? Whats the big deal?
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It just looks better and is probably more efficient. Here's the link to some people who've done it-
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s....php3?t=139517 |
cut in pully
I have seen that before it may be factory .
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What year? |
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