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#234751 05/25/2007 9:51 PM
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Hi

I'm putting power steering in my 55 1st serie Chevy Truck and need a Pulley for my rebuild earley Chevy steering Pump. The old Pulley has been on the shaft without a nut an anything else but it broke when I pulled it off.

So I'm here in Germany and I can order a pulley with 625 in. Bore. Does that fit??

My shaft is 19mm but I am not sure what that is in Inch, maybe 482 in. ???

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Bernd,

.3937 X 19mm = .748...almost 3/4". smile


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The older pumps had a smaller shaft with a keyway & a nut holding it on. The later ones had a larger shaft & the pulley was an interferance fit & pulled on by a tapped hole in the shaft with a special tool. I,m not shure of the dementions but I can check when I get to the shop tomorrow.


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#234754 05/26/2007 1:57 AM
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Benrd can you post a picture of your old pulley and the shaft on your pump I have a number of pulleys in both the press fit and the ones with the nut. If I can be sure I am sending the right one I will be happy to send it to you.


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#234755 05/26/2007 1:58 AM
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It's .03937


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#234756 05/26/2007 3:06 PM
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Hi

I could send you a Picure with an e-mail but I have no idea how to post a picture from the pump or Pulley.

Thanks

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bartamos,

Right you are, sorry and thanks! :o

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The small shaft is 5/8" dia. 0.625 15.875mm.
The large shaft is 11/16" 0.6875 17.4625mm.
There are so many different offsets & outside dia. we would need to see a photo to match it up.


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