Anyone have a parts catalogue for a 86 k5 blazer?

[wilpetty]

Need a diagram of how the power steering pump mounts on my 350. Using a/c...Not sure of where the brackets go.

 

[blazer74]

gmpartswiki.com. Search

 

[wilpetty]

Ive literally looked online for a few hours trying to find pics and info and nothing really popped up. I had no clue about this though thanks so much! You saved me a bunch of time now lets hope i have enough ink in the printer

 

[blazer74]

It's a great site, once u learn how it works

 

[livid4dirt]

[qMaybe these will help yauote=wilpetty;3189414]Need a diagram of how the power steering pump mounts on my 350. Using a/c...Not sure of where the brackets go.[/quote]

 

[wilpetty]

sweet! diagrams and pictures make it alot easier than staring at your motor with brackets in your hands thinking uhhhh where do these go?!?!?!

 

[warrior454]

heres the GM cataloge pic if it will help

 

[wilpetty]

It looks as if either you will have your power steering pump on or you will have your a/c on. I havent seen a motor that has both installed

 

[dyeager535]

So out of all the threads, you haven't gotten one that will work for your truck? You need to see AC and PS, on an '86.

 

[wilpetty]

Nevermind he just hasnt put ths PS pump on that motor yet is why I got confused

 

[livid4dirt]

All of the receiving brackets for PS are on the motor. The pump and other bracket are together in engine bay. The main things is figuring out what bracket goes in this acc. hole and what bracket goes on that stud and whatnot. I thought you might be able to see what you needed.

 

[wilpetty]

I got it all on!! Now all I have left is hooking up my radiator, battery, and I will get to start my blazer for the first time! Months of hard work seems like it is going to pay off finally

 

[livid4dirt]

Right on!

 

[wilpetty]

The container that holds the engine coolant looks really dirty/maybe rusty...Any suggestions on cleaning it out? I dont think flushing water will do it

 

[livid4dirt]

Soap and water, bottle brush, bent wire and rag, anything that will get to the gunk and clean it out.

 

[wilpetty]

I'm guessing a bottle brush is something ill pick up at Walmart...don't want to have any gunk In a new motor right off the bat

 

[Teck]

I could not get mine clean, so I just bought a new one from Classic Parts
.http://www.classicparts.com/1985-91-Coolant-Recovery-Tank/productinfo/78-424/#.UKGreaVib0s