Hey guys I have a 74 that I'm rebuilding (slowly but picking up steam) and am stalled with the hydroboost for the moment. I have searched for days with no success on this one.
The HB unit i purchased was supposed to be from an early 90's Astro but a 93 MC doesn't fit. The "nose" on the MC flange that mates to the HB is 1.925" and the corresponding hole in the HB is 1.63". The HB came with the flat mounting plate attached like a 93 not a 96+ angled plate. In the search for the right MC I ordered one for a 96+ with angled reservoir which had the correct "nose" diameter but will not fit because of the clocking plate and 1/2 inch line threads.
It is so frustrating that no parts stores or sites list full specs or drawings of the parts anymore! It's a guessing game so many times to get parts even for vehicles that I know inside and out.
So the questions are:
1: Is there a MC for a 93 Astro with a "nose" dia of 1.63"-?
2: Would someone be kind enough to measure the dia of the HB mating flange hole?
Thanks in advance for any info!
I don't post here much but have been benefiting from this forums vast knowledge for years. Thank you all for such valuable information.
The HB unit i purchased was supposed to be from an early 90's Astro but a 93 MC doesn't fit. The "nose" on the MC flange that mates to the HB is 1.925" and the corresponding hole in the HB is 1.63". The HB came with the flat mounting plate attached like a 93 not a 96+ angled plate. In the search for the right MC I ordered one for a 96+ with angled reservoir which had the correct "nose" diameter but will not fit because of the clocking plate and 1/2 inch line threads.
It is so frustrating that no parts stores or sites list full specs or drawings of the parts anymore! It's a guessing game so many times to get parts even for vehicles that I know inside and out.
So the questions are:
1: Is there a MC for a 93 Astro with a "nose" dia of 1.63"-?
2: Would someone be kind enough to measure the dia of the HB mating flange hole?
Thanks in advance for any info!
I don't post here much but have been benefiting from this forums vast knowledge for years. Thank you all for such valuable information.
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