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Using early manifolds lower ac bracket is a problem. This truck has those on it when I bought it. They can be made to work but requires modifications. Using an early 6 bolt manifold on the right side requires an adapter plate for the 7-bolt head. Mine always leaked, poor design. You will also need the TVS parts, AP brackets, pullies and correct vacuum routing. Pictures attached are my 85. Hard to show much with all the ancillary equipment. Finding parts that all work together may be difficult. Get any parts available use what you can. Took a couple years to locate the AP system for this truck. good luck
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What Brian is explaining to you, is the 1985 exhaust manifolds are slightly different then 1973 manifolds Mike has shown you. Does your husband's truck still have the original 1985 exhaust manifolds with the AIR pump tube fittings? Hard to see in your photo.
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I found a picture that may help you decide!
let me know, it may still work with different brackets on your truck.
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let me know, it may still work with different brackets on your truck.
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here's one more so you can see the brackets
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Sorry for coming back to the party late (got sent out of town for work). I just went through the garage, and I couldn't find it. I can't imagine I threw it out, so it must be in my storage unit. I'll try to get over today and check, but I think it's going to look just like the '85
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So here's what I found for you and I txt'd some of it. But here's some images. This is the pump I have part number 7817872
Depending on your connections to the exhaust manifolds you may need one of these
The tubes coming out of the face are the difference. the actual pump part number for these 2 is 7849320
hope this helps
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Depending on your connections to the exhaust manifolds you may need one of these
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The tubes coming out of the face are the difference. the actual pump part number for these 2 is 7849320
hope this helps
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Got that off of NAPA
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I found this on craigslist also, but it is the same setup as mine but it is complete!
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I got mine on ebay- see https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=smog+pump&_sacat=0&rt=nc&Brand=GM&_dcat=33610
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For my 1976 K20, I had RockAuto rebuild mine. The advantage of rebuilding yours is you know it fits. I think I also got the diverter valve from Rock Auto.
There is also a rebuilder on eBay. Seller's name is "BZ Rebuilders".
There is also a rebuilder on eBay. Seller's name is "BZ Rebuilders".
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