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Does anyone have a '66 to '79 3/4 ton with a 292 in it and power steering. I need a couple of clear pictures showing how the !@#$ p/s pump is intalled. I'm putting together a truck that came in 1000's of pieces and this is the last puzzle to sort out.

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You might wanna move this to the "The Engine & Driveline Shop " they know what there doing, but don't visit the general forum too much.
Good luck
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In the past there have been a couple of guys that said they had genuine 292 brackets. I see so few 292's, that I never bothered to even look.
I modified this one from a 70's Camaro 250. The first scan is from a Haynes, 67-82 Chevy manual that I found at a swap meet for a couple bucks. Not real sure if they have the PS belt on the inside or out of the Alt belt. Mine worked as you see in the pictures.
[img]http://www.home.earthlink.net/~roadruner/scan.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.home.earthlink.net/~roadruner/jpg0014.JPG[/img]
This next picture is the area that had to be modified. A lot of material had to be removed to clear the by-pass hose. You can see part of the weld where I cut the bracket apart and added a filler piece to acomodate the extra height of the 292. I trimmed a lot of material from the back of the bracket to clear the headers. This area may have had a brace that went over to the side of the engine. I don't recall and it has been this way for several years without it.
[img]http://www.home.earthlink.net/~roadruner/jpg0017.JPG[/img]
To the left of the by-pass hose, you can see part of the upper bracket that shares two bolts(longer) with the thermistat housing.
[img]http://www.home.earthlink.net/~roadruner/jpg0027.JPG[/img]
The alternator adjuster bolt ties everything together and is adjusted before the PS belt.
[img]http://www.home.earthlink.net/~roadruner/jpg0026.JPG[/img]


'67 GMC 3/4 292 4spd

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