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Old 07-08-20, 21:50
Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is online now
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This doesn't apply directly to the 1533x2:
When fitted to a Chevrolet CMP, the pump is driven by PTO attached to the left side of the transmission, engaged by twisting a rod with slot in the end using a screwdriver or similar tool through a hole in the floor. On CMP, the air output line ran to a fitting mounted on the frame rail adjacent to the pump. Based on the photos of the trucks, the frame rail isn't readily accessible so either an extension to the airline, relocation of the line or an access door would be needed. One of the photos in post #19 above shows a couple of projections on the filler panel between running board and cab (at the forward edge) that might be an air fitting. I hope someone with more knowledge can give you a better answer.
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