SKU: SK752R73FDP-OE

PSC | 1999-2003 Ford F250 / F350/ Excursion Cylinder Assist Steering Kit

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Regular Price $2,848.99
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APPLICATIONS:

4/1999-2003 Ford 7.3L Diesel F250/350/Excursion

FITMENT NOTE:

For F250/F350/Excursion 7.3L vehicles, please verify the PRODUCTION DATE of the vehicle on the placard located on the inside frame of the driver side door.

FEATURES:

All NEW Components, Not Re-manufactured

Ported Steering Gear with Larger Sector Shaft Diameter and Larger Sector Shaft Bearing

PSC Saginaw P-pump Conversion Pump Kit to replace the anemic factory Ford CII pump.

PSC Cylinder Assist™ Kit with 1.75 X 8.0 Assist Cylinder, Hose Kit, and 1-1/2 Inch Tie Rod Clamp

INCLUDES:

All hoses, hardware, brackets and mechanical components for an easy, bolt-in installation

TECH:

May not be compatible with CUSTOM or AFTERMARKET axle differential covers 

PSC recommends using SWEPCO 715 Power Steering Fluid to aggressively suppress fluid aeration (the #1 reason pumps fail), provide better fluid stability over a broad temperature range, and reduce pump noise.

Product Details

APPLICATIONS:

4/1999-2003 Ford 7.3L Diesel F250/350/Excursion

FITMENT NOTE:

For F250/F350/Excursion 7.3L vehicles, please verify the PRODUCTION DATE of the vehicle on the placard located on the inside frame of the driver side door.

FEATURES:

All NEW Components, Not Re-manufactured

Ported Steering Gear with Larger Sector Shaft Diameter and Larger Sector Shaft Bearing

PSC Saginaw P-pump Conversion Pump Kit to replace the anemic factory Ford CII pump.

PSC Cylinder Assist™ Kit with 1.75 X 8.0 Assist Cylinder, Hose Kit, and 1-1/2 Inch Tie Rod Clamp

INCLUDES:

All hoses, hardware, brackets and mechanical components for an easy, bolt-in installation

TECH:

May not be compatible with CUSTOM or AFTERMARKET axle differential covers 

PSC recommends using SWEPCO 715 Power Steering Fluid to aggressively suppress fluid aeration (the #1 reason pumps fail), provide better fluid stability over a broad temperature range, and reduce pump noise.

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