Pulleys for your Mopar power steering drive.
Water pump, crankshaft and power-steering pulleys for classic Mopar accessory drives. If you’re adding power steering, or converting to a modern steering box, the right pulley is often the missing piece.
Belts that run true and quiet
An old pulley can be bent, rusty or worn in the grooves. As a result, belts squeal, slip or wear out early. A fresh pulley keeps your belts running true and quiet.
The groove the pump needs
If your car didn’t come with power steering, its crank pulley may not have the groove a pump belt needs. A car with power steering needs that second groove to drive the pump.
New instead of used
Used pulleys are often bent, pitted or worn in the grooves, and you can’t always tell until the belt starts to walk off. A new reproduction runs true from day one.
Finish that lasts
The powder coat finish resists rust and looks sharp in a restored engine bay.
Building a complete power steering setup?
We also carry pump brackets and our updated steering box kits. See the steering box upgrade or all steering parts.
Crank, water pump and power steering pulleys
Fit depends on your accessory-drive setup. Compare your current pulley’s groove count, diameter and offset before ordering.
Crankshaft · Big and small block
Mopar Two Groove Crank Pulley
- 2 groove crank pulley for Mopars with power steering
- Fits big and small block engines
- New reproduction with black powder coating
Water pump · Big block
Water Pump Pulley – 2 Groove – Mopar BB
- Two-groove water pump pulley
- For Mopar big-block applications
- Check diameter and offset against your accessory drive
Power steering · Big and small block
Power Steering Pulley
- Saginaw, keyway style
- Fits big and small blocks
- Powdercoated steel
Small block owners: please put a note in the order notes at checkout, so we send the right crank pulley. For help confirming fit, contact us with your vehicle year, engine and current pulley measurements: 516-384-6438.
Pulley FAQ
Do I need a two groove crank pulley?
If you’re adding power steering, or converting to a modern steering box, you need the second groove to drive the pump. Cars that didn’t come with power steering may not have it.
How do I check fit?
Compare your current pulley’s groove count, diameter and offset before ordering. For help, contact us with your vehicle year, engine and current pulley measurements.
How should I install it?
Check the belt alignment between the crank, water pump and power steering pump pulleys. Torque the pulley bolts evenly and set belt tension to the manufacturer’s spec. Then run the engine and watch the belts for wobble or squeal.
I have a small block. Anything special?
Yes: put a note in the order notes at checkout, so we send the right pulley.
Not sure which pulley you need?
Send us your year, engine and current pulley measurements and we will help confirm fit.
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