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#18733 09/03/2004 10:58 PM
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I would like to find out if there are any later model power steering units that will interchange with the manual unit on a 66C10 pick up. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

#18734 09/04/2004 2:38 AM
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I had a 63 C20 with an Olds 350 and a power steering unit from a 70 Chevy truck. The problem is particularly if you have a six is finding all the pulleys and brackets. If you find a motor with the power steering, you need all the pulleys, water pump, harmonic balance (unless it looks exactly like yours), power steering pump pulley and the brackets.
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#18735 09/05/2004 3:14 PM
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The steering gear from 67-72 trucks will fit.
They have a kit available but i,ve always used
a few flat washers between the gear & frame.


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#18736 09/05/2004 3:24 PM
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Just for a little more info.If you need the brackets for a 6 they were the same on the 6 cyl cars.Look for nove and clones especially since many of them had a 6.I'm not sure if the 250 and 292 are the same but I would think so.


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#18737 09/05/2004 9:37 PM
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The 292s have different brackets for some accessories due to the different deck heights. You also have to be careful of the later integrated-intake head 250s that use different accessory brackets.


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