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Power Steering Pump

ceed

By ceed
in 964 Series

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ceed

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Hi,

I just purchased a 1991 964 turbo that was converted into a racecar. After going over the car from front to rear i could not find the exact location of the power steering pump unless the former owner decided to do away with power steering. In my case, I will be racing the car occasionally in Hill climb Racing and would not mind having the amenities of power steering. Does anyone have a complete diagram of the power steering assembly for my car.

Many thanks,

eric

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the power steering pump is driven by the right cam, there should be a reservoir by the engine oil filter.

nice looking hot rod, if you run any road course with an oval remove the spoiler flap, you will pick up 600-800 rpm

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