Saginaw P Series Power Steering Pump For Classic GM Cars & Current GM Trucks

This is a Saginaw "P" power steering pump. It was found on GM vehicles from the 60’s through the 90’s and is still in use on some GM trucks today. It is a wet style pump that resides inside of a reservoir can. Because of hundreds of variations of this can (different clocking, neck types, cap placement and return hose placement), we sell this pump without a can, intended to be installed into your existing can. It comes with a new o-ring and you can take a look at our quick video for installation instructions.

Variations of P Series Saginaw power steering pump

Here is a breakdown of the variations throughout the years for most models of GM vehicles:

• From 1964-1974 this Saginaw pump had SAE mounting threads, used an SAE inverted flare fitting and came with a 5/8"" Keyed shaft.
• From 1975-1979 this Saginaw pump had SAE mounting threads, used an SAE inverted flare fitting and came with a 3/4"" press on shaft.
• From 1980-on this Saginaw pump had metric mounting threads, used a metric o-ring fitting and came with a 3/4"" press on shaft.

Because of these variables you will need to know the following information to order:

• Shaft: 3/4" Press On or 5/8" Keyed
• Fitting Type: SAE Inverted Flare, Metric O-Ring or add -6AN ($15)
• Pressure/Flow: Standard 1450PSI & 2.75GPM or With Hydroboost Brakes 1500PSI & 3.0GPM

Fluid Recommendation

It is HIGHLY recommended to use our specialty-formulated Lee Power Steering Fluid.

AC Delco or Valvoline nonsynthetic power steering fluid will work as a second choice, but do not have the same Wear and Anti-Foaming additives our fluid has.

DO NOT USE ATF OR ANY TYPE OF SYNTHETIC FLUID.