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Flaming River FR1498-VLV 1967-70 Mustang Power Steering Control Valve
- Minimum pump pressure at 465RPM is 665 psi and .88 GPM
- System will not operate correctly without correct pump performance.
- NOTE: Hoses/Pump not included.
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Cast Iron
- Minimum pump pressure at 465RPM is 665 psi and .88 GPM
- System will not operate correctly without correct pump performance.
- NOTE: Hoses/Pump not included.
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Flaming River FR1498-VLV Details
Flaming River now manufactures the control valve assembly for the Classic Mustang 1967 - 70. Like all Flaming River products, this is an all-new product and it is made to the original specifications, not a questionable rebuild piece. Don't forget to order new hoses also.
- Minimum pump pressure at 465RPM is 665 psi and .88 GPM
- System will not operate correctly without correct pump performance.
NOTE: Hoses/Pump not included.
Flaming River FR1498-VLV Specifications
Flaming River FR1498-VLV Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | FR1498-VLV |
| Brand | Flaming River |
| Material Type | Cast Iron |
| Finish | Natural |
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Worked great
5.0
2 years ago
B52
Cincinnati, Oh
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Purchased for my 1970 Mach 1. My old, original control valve was acting up so I decided to replace it with a new one. This Flaming River valve took care of my issues and now the steering feels great. The only thing I had to do that was not expected was to enlarge the slot a little to install the roll pin. I simply installed the valve lined up the hole a used a 1/8" drill to enlarge it a little bit, no big deal at all. Very happy with this purchase.
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My 68 Mustang has standard steering . Will this valve replace the standard steering box without modifications?
by Mike
• 8 years ago
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I have a 1970 Mach 1 with a 351 C. This looks like the correct control valve just want to make sure. How many threaded ports are there for hose fittings? I can see 3 in the picture; mine has 5 hoses connected.
by Dave
• 9 years ago
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can i be sure this valve will fit my 67 mustang coupe,289
by 67bee
• 12 years ago
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1967-1970 Ford Mustang
