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Re: Behlen power steering installation - need help
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Posted by One way to do it. on March 01, 2002 at 07:02:11 from (152.163.213.84):
In Reply to: Behlen power steering installation - need help posted by PaulH on February 28, 2002 at 15:08:24:
I have a Behlen unit on a M and it is a simple job to install. My unit has a Behlen pump mounted behind distribitor like factory or M & W pump. The resivoir is a fabricated steel tank that mounts were small gas tank on distillate model would go. The plumbing goes from bottom of tank to suction side of pump to high pressue side of unit and back to tank. This unit is mounted over valve cover and braced to casting that supports center of steering shaft. The unit fastens directly to shaft from steering wheel but shaft to steering gear must be shortened and new key way cut. This set up works fine but hood must be modified to clear unit and casting it is braced to is prone to breaking. Hope that this might help.
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