1963-82 Corvette 327 & 350 Power Steering Pump Exploded Diagram
Exploded parts diagram of a 1963-82 power-steering pump showing bracket, pulley, belt guard, pump, and cap.
This document is an exploded parts diagram showing the power steering pump assembly for 1963–1982 Chevrolet Corvettes equipped with 327 and 350 cubic inch engines. The illustration depicts the components in exploded view along an assembly axis, showing how they fit together on the engine. Labeled parts include the bracket with support (mounting the pump to the engine block), the pulley that drives the pump via belt, the belt guard, the reservoir cap, and the power steering pump body itself. Various fasteners — bolts, washers, and nuts — are shown along dashed alignment lines indicating their installation positions, though these hardware pieces are not individually labeled or given part numbers. The diagram is useful for anyone disassembling, rebuilding, or reinstalling the power steering pump on a small-block Corvette, as it clarifies the order and orientation of the bracket, pump, pulley, and belt guard. No torque specifications, part numbers, or written instructions are included; the document is purely a labeled exploded-view illustration. The caption '63-82 327 & 350 Power Steering Pump' confirms the applicable year range and engines.
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Frequently asked questions
- What components are shown in the 63-82 Corvette power steering pump diagram?
- The diagram labels the bracket with support, pulley, belt guard, cap, and the power steering pump, along with unlabeled mounting bolts, washers, and nuts shown in exploded view.
- Which engines does this power steering pump diagram apply to?
- The caption states it applies to 327 and 350 engines in 1963–1982 models.
- Does the diagram show where the belt guard mounts?
- Yes, the belt guard is shown positioned between the pulley and the pump, aligned on the pump shaft axis with its mounting bolts.
- Are torque specs or part numbers included in this diagram?
- No, the document is an exploded-view illustration with component labels only; no torque values or part numbers are shown.
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