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Old 04-11-2008, 11:37 AM   #1
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Question S13 Power Steering pump Q

I have a finned Redtop with a bad P/s Pump. It whines realllllly bad and the fluid is frothy/bubbly. It's on its last legs. Does anyone know if there is a US counterpart that I can use if I cant source a genuine JDM P/S pump? Please let me know. Desperate right now.

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I actually have the same problem. Can't you use the KA pump on it with a different bracket? If the fluid lines all hook up the same, I may just do this.
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Old 04-14-2008, 05:15 PM   #3
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IIRC you can use the dohc KA pump...you may or may not have to change the pulley.
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IIRC you can use the dohc KA pump...you may or may not have to change the pulley.
You can use the KA DOHC P/S Pump but you need to use the SR bracket and the SR pulley.
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