Suposebly it does help theres mention of smaller pulleys on pirate but I didnt find any though I didnt put much time into it.
I did take the electric fan off the parts jeep and wired it into my jeeps factory wires. Supringly the dam thing turned itself on. It appears it may actually help cool the power steering pump.
Was kinda amazed it worked had to cut the harness out of the parts jeep and wired in to to unused wires on my jeep popped tge hood after a long climb and fan was running.
Nice I may try the pulley. Supringly my steering is revived after cleaning and mods
You took apart a power steering pump from your parts jeep to replace the one you have that is dyeing? Most people replace the power steering pump with one from a Grand Cherokee. There was a discussion about drilling out the fitting and apparently it is not advised as it can lead to cavitation. I think 5/32 is the exact size someone mentions as being okay to drill out to.
I havent replaced it. Took apart the pump out of my mock up jeep to learn. I guess I learned something.
Did the mods to the pump in my jeep and cleaned.
It makes a whine at 2500rpm and above but not bad I have drilled the port over the recommended size now. Maybe cavitation.
Not to shabby going from being almost unable to steer to light easy steering on the trail for free.
When this modded pump decides to go ill do the v8 grand pump. Probly take it apart first to see if its any different than these two pumps ive already taken apart. So far both the ones I've seen inside where set up for different pressure
This thing sits under that fitting it rides on a spring remove the washer or washers. Removing washers is supposed to put the pump at its max 1400 psi or so.
Im not sure. Also not sure whats different I think its just the 1450 psi pump all washer removed and a slightly bigger resivor. I kinda stopped researching there since my stock ones working again.
The v8 grand might have other internal mods.
I'd drill stocker to 5/32 remove washers strech inner spring to 2" and clean spring. Thats what revived my pump. It still gets hot but I went from not being able to steer to having good steering