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    #31
    Originally posted by CB7 Fanatic View Post
    I used the Prelude power steering pump, bracket, and line. Now the problem is that the Accord hose going from the pump to the power steering fluid reservoir is much smaller than the nipple on the Prelude pump. What do I do now?
    Stretch it like crazy, it will work...barely. You could use an adapter and 2 extra clamps to mate 2 different size pieces of hose too.

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      #32
      Originally posted by CB7 Fanatic View Post
      Now the problem is that the Accord hose going from the pump to the power steering fluid reservoir is much smaller than the nipple on the Prelude pump. What do I do now?
      Get a new PS pump to reservoir hose for a F22a (CB7) and it should be more stretchable than a used one. Enough to stretch on the PS pump. You can't use a H22a (Prelude) hose 'coz it will be too big on the reservoir side. Thats what I did on mine.
      Last edited by 9tAkord; 12-12-2008, 07:23 PM.

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        #33
        it probally b/c there are two different types of ps pumps that come with
        h22's. there a accord sir h22 pump and the prelude h22 pump.
        they both have differnt fittings. which did u get??? does it have a POA on it??
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          #34
          I got the Prelude H22a. Although I think the size of the inlet port for the PS pump hose from the reservoir for these two PS pumps are the same. The difference will be on the high preassure line. If I am not mistaken the Accord SiR, stamped POA PS pump uses the high preassure line from the CD model. Also, I think the PS pump bracket is different.

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            #35
            Here's what you REALLY need............

            Way too much differing info here.........but here's what I used WITHOUT fabricating a thing:

            1. H22A P/S Pump & bracket
            2. '94 Prelude P/S Hose
            3. '93 Accord Alternator
            4. '93 Accord Alternator Belt
            5. '94 Prelude P/S Belt
            6. '93 Accord SE A/C Compressor & Bracket

            Using an Accord P/S hose and welding a Prelude fitting on it is ghetto. Use the '94 Prelude line. I used the parts list above and everything works: A/C, P/S, and Cruise Control. Now, all I have to do is get the P/S Reservior and line and my H22 is 100% legit.


            Last edited by R33cb7; 12-13-2008, 01:19 AM.


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