PS cooler for my camaro ss
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PS cooler for my camaro ss Hi
I want to purchase new power steering cooler for my camaro 2001 but i couldnt find any !
can someone give me website which are selling brand new one?
Is this kit has PS oil cooler with it?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GTR-5006/
thanx
I want to purchase new power steering cooler for my camaro 2001 but i couldnt find any !
can someone give me website which are selling brand new one?
Is this kit has PS oil cooler with it?
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GTR-5006/
thanx
Nope those are just the hoses. If you want the factory cooler I'd try a junk yard or call SDPC for new one.
http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...tart&catid=873
http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...tart&catid=873
do yourself a favor and ditch the factory PS cooler, and get you a good air to fluid cooler. the factory unit is notorious for leaking PS fluid into the coolant and visa versa.
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Nope those are just the hoses. If you want the factory cooler I'd try a junk yard or call SDPC for new one.
http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...tart&catid=873
http://www.sdpc2000.com/cart.asp?act...tart&catid=873
u right my PS oil's are in the radiator now
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its better to buy after marker PS oil cooler, any links how to connect the new PS oil cooler? and if I dissconnect the OEM PS oil cooler I think there will be short in hose right????
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Not every fbody came with that POS powersteering cooler. So while at the parts store just ask for the longer hose. They will have it listed.
I ditched my stock PS cooler years ago after it leaked into my coolant. Havent had a pump issue since either & my car is daily driven year round. Honeslty unless you autox your car you really dont "need" one.
I ditched my stock PS cooler years ago after it leaked into my coolant. Havent had a pump issue since either & my car is daily driven year round. Honeslty unless you autox your car you really dont "need" one.
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the Z28's get along just fine without one, and as mentioned above, unless your doing some serious twisties you dont need one. 
http://www.turnone-steering.com/pumpdirectory.html Think about a pump from these guys..... I have their pulley because the stock one is a POS plastic and broke when I was swapping pumps. Nice stuff.....
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Yeah Im not thinking the PS coolers are really needed items on these cars. To bypass, would you just hook the two lines coming off the cooler together?
Not every fbody came with that POS powersteering cooler. So while at the parts store just ask for the longer hose. They will have it listed.
I ditched my stock PS cooler years ago after it leaked into my coolant. Havent had a pump issue since either & my car is daily driven year round. Honeslty unless you autox your car you really dont "need" one.
I ditched my stock PS cooler years ago after it leaked into my coolant. Havent had a pump issue since either & my car is daily driven year round. Honeslty unless you autox your car you really dont "need" one.
I didnt even use anything, I actually just removed one of the hoses & then connected the loose end of theone left to the nipple for the second hose. Once you get to lookin at it you'll see how easy it is to figure out.
Am I correct in saying that this part was only on some LS1 cars (i.e. SS) for a couple years? I spoke with the dealership...I asked to see if that's something they can just bypass (i.e. make it like a standard Z28). I don't see the point in paying $200 for a replacement power steering fluid cooler (that's the cost at the dealer) so it can leak down the line and cause the same issue all over again.
Dont waste your money replacing it, just go to the parts house & buy the solid 1-piece hose. they will have both parts listed in their computer.
And yes, it only came on certain models, not all LS1 cars.
And yes, it only came on certain models, not all LS1 cars.