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No Rubber Bushings on the PS Pump Mount 700

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Wed Apr 13 01:30 CST 2005
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At least not on my 1990 740. The aluminum mounting bracket can be a problem though. I just had a problem with mine - the pivot bolt hole in the bracket became elongated, allowing the the pump to cock out of line with the crank pulley. I may have loosened the pivot bolt just a bit at the last belt change to make it easier to swing the pump, and forgot to retighten it. That would allow the bolt to start "working" within the hole. I'm not sure if that's what happened or not, just a possibility.






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