1979 308 GT4 GM Smog Pump Replacement?

The early 80's camaro and the early 80's Jeep CJ7 are a match. IIRC, there was a bracket or a mount hole that needed to be made or something along those lines.

You might be better off getting a rebuilt replacement and turning your old one in as a core. ICP does this.

 

http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41483

Also search on "AirCardone" at the old FChat site to get most of the prior threads on this topic.

 

I had to pass emissions in colorado for a 78' GTS. I see from the service manuals that the GT4 and GTS are similar. I used the Part#7817815 from the manual which is supposed to be a GM part but I couldn't find it that way. I ended up just calling NAPA and the guy was able to cross to a NAPA #51-112. The pump costs about $60. The harder part was the pulley. I made a makeshift one from parts I had lying around. I also had to come up with the slotted bracket (junkyard). The pulley that they gave me a the junkyard was too large and I couldn't find a smaller pulley, hence the makeshift one. ALso, I had to fabricate a bracket to connect the hose to the rear of the pump. I made this out of a small flat piece of aluminum. Getting the hose to route to the left (as you face the front) diverter was a bit of a pain too. It took me a good afternoon with all the fabrication, etc.