On the SC ? Just that the Power steering bracket bolts on two of the studs for the water pump. So you'll need to use a pull / install tool to remove the Power steering pulley to get to the bracket.
- Dan
Yes Jim, that is another method for taking the bracket off of the water pump.
- Dan
Dan
Only if you dont know what your doing thats 80% more work for nothing we need to tell him the quick and easy way the right way nothing els
Its a matter of personal preference. I dont believe one way is more time or effort efficient over the other.
- Dan
uh hummmm mine has 3 bolts one is un reachable behind the bracket so i had to remove it I never reinstalled it so i can forever do it jims way ,
I tried swivel sockets but it was too damn tight auto zone will loan you the pulley puller if you need it .
my current sc has no bracket i did without it its doing just fine
Well Jim, you do it your way, I do it mine. Its a matter of personal preference like I said above.
Its John's decision to make, there is also a Search feature on this board as this topic has been discussed many times in the Technical section. As long as the job gets done, it doesnt matter how you go about doing it.
Im not going to argue over whose way is better, or who is right; because there is no right or wrong way to do it, as long as it gets done.
I dont take advice from somebody who has spilled out blatently false information to me before - Case in point, Rod's aluminator engine.
And now he admits that he did in fact leave out that "hard to reach bolt". Big surprise.
Jim does your parrot need to follow you everywhere you go ?
- Dan
Then why do you keep responding ??
Ive proven you wrong before Jim; youve never proven anything.
- Dan