Thompson TRW and Federal Power Steering Pump Rebuild 1960's Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Mopar.
Complete overhaul instructions for 1960's Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Mopar power steering pump made by Thompson (TRW) and Federal (excludes Saginaw) including identification, function dynamics, disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and assembly. #dodge #plymouth #chrysler #mopar
00.00 Introduction
00:36 Manufacturer Identification
00:54 Model Identification
01:12 Pump Dynamics
01:30 Disassembly
09:00 Parts Inspection
12:55 Assembly
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Cannot thank you enough for such a detailed and concise step by step video. If l can indeed source the parts, l can now feel confident to tackle this job. Hopefully all my internals are usable to rebuild the leaking pulley seal on 1966 dodge dart. Ironically your full tutorial is my exact pump. Thank you kindly. Probably a better solution to do myself versus taking a chance on a "supposedly fully rebuilt unit" that is good given the quality standards of today...😮
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Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad the video helped you. You can always dig into the pump and decide to look for another unit if you find issues, but I hope everything looks good in it.