power steering reservoir

[alliedmike]

hey guys. im looking for a 86 power steering reservoir. or is there any other vehicles out there that use the same one?

 

[IT_guy]

If it doesn't have to be stock, Mark @ TR Custom Parts offers an aluminum reservoir.

 

[williamsGN]

Made my own for $70 with a stainless from Ebay and a couple adapters from a speed shop.

 

[just plain john]

There's this thread http://www.turbobuick.com/forums/parts-sale/357092-nos-parts.html where they guy has some, it's not clear if he still has them.

 

[Tom Tom Turbo]

Get a universal one from eBay and some fittings...for some reason people think new GM ones are worth $100+

 

[alliedmike]

thanks guys for the replies. im going to look into making my own thanks guys!!

 

[Gary Wells]

You really do not want a '86. There was a engineering design change along towards the end of '86, beginning of '87 that flowed more fluid and kept the power steering motor from squealing. Better off going Mark Hueffman's (TR Parts) than a stock one. '87's haven't been in stock for years and are somewhat pricey. HTH.

 

[GNRick]

Check parts for sale thread. Always someone parting out an 87 (including Kirban).

 

[aminga]

You really do not want a '86. There was a engineering design change along towards the end of '86, beginning of '87 that flowed more fluid and kept the power steering motor from squealing. Better off going Mark Hueffman's (TR Parts) than a stock one. '87's haven't been in stock for years and are somewhat pricey. HTH.

The interim fix before the Revised reservoir was one off of a J Car. Might be an option

 

[Roger]

If using hydro boost you might check with powerbrakebob, he has one with dual inlets.

 

[Gary Wells]

I would check with Bryan / Brian at GBodyParts.com.