69 BB Power steering bracket hardware

[RS_COPO_Canuck]

Hi All - Been straightening a few things out on my car and have a question on the p/s bracket hardware. On the attached UPC N40 A5 - It shows item 2 as part number 3754153 "SPL Washer". At first I thought this would be a split washer.....but looking at item 10 - part number 3792381 - it shows this as a "SPL Washer" as well - and we know that is a spacer. Does SPL mean special? Can anyone tell me what 3754153 is - and if it is a spacer - what thickness?

Thanks in advance!

[ko-lek-tor]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/351106183391

.40 X .74 X .13 Thick

[Boston14]

AMK # B-11278   $3.00  for  8 washers.

[RS_COPO_Canuck]

Thanks guys. I did google up the part # after I posted and saw that ebay auction. Also an old NCRS post came up with those very dimensions. So - it is basically a thick washer.....I probably have a bunch......somewhere...

[RS_COPO_Canuck]

While we are in the vicinity of the brackets......how do I identify if the actual p/s pump is the correct one? I heard it is a unique pump. It does have the correct pulley.....beyond that....is there a way to tell on the housing? Thanks again.

[m22mike]

As far as I know the difference between SB and BB is the suction tube on the reservoir can.

BBC   http://www.heartbeatcitycamaro.com/store/product/20948/Camaro-Power-steering-reservoir-can-1969-1970-1971-1972/

SBC   http://www.heartbeatcitycamaro.com/store/product/20947/Camaro-Power-steering-reservoir-can-1969-1970-1971-1972/

[RS_COPO_Canuck]

Thank you Mr. M22! Mine looks right.

[m22mike]

FYI info. I failed to mention in my reply that HBC's web sight is full of good references like AIM sections and pg #'s. Also allot of pn# info as well. I use it often jsut like the ? on the PS pump, good photos. They have the right click disabled, but you can link the web address.

Mike

[NoYenko]

I went round & round trying to find the correct reservoir for my BB. I bought that same part from HBC and it did not fit correctly, the supply hose was pointed to close to the exhaust manifold. Here is a picture of my original on the right. George

[KurtS]

That left part looks like one off of a Caddy (angle-wise).