Pulley – (4/1999–2004) F-250/F-350 7.3L, (2000–2005) Excursion 7.3L – P‑Pump Conversion (5.625", 7‑Rib, 0.750" Bore)
Pulley – (4/1999–2004) F-250/F-350 7.3L, (2000–2005) Excursion 7.3L – P‑Pump Conversion (5.625", 7‑Rib, 0.750" Bore)
Part Number: PP2413
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This pulley is built to match the SP1400-7.3 pump setup for Ford 7.3L applications where offset matters. At 5.625 inches in diameter with a 7-rib serpentine design, it keeps your belt tracking where it should be and your pump spinning at the right speed.
The 0.750" bore gives you a solid, precise fit on the pump shaft so you’re not fighting wobble or alignment issues down the road. It’s a straightforward piece, but it plays a big role—get the pulley size and alignment right, and the rest of your steering system works the way it ought to.

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Why you’ll love it
- Proper offset for SP1400-7.3 pump setups
- Keeps belt alignment clean and consistent
- 7-rib design handles load without slipping
- Right diameter to keep pump speed in check
- Solid fit on a 3/4" shaft—no guesswork
Tech Info
Heads‑up for installers
• Customized pulley designed specifically for use with the PSC PK73FDP P‑Pump Conversion Kit
• Use a proper pulley installer tool—do not hammer or use a pneumatic or hydraulic press
• Double-check pulley alignment with the rest of the accessory drive before final install
• Verify belt length after install; custom setups may require measuring
Fitment
• 4/1999–2003 Ford F250/F350 7.3L Diesel & 2000–2005 Ford Excursion 7.3L Diesel with PSC PK73FDP P‑Pump Conversion Kit
• Requires PSC P‑Pump Conversion Kit (PK73FDP)
• For custom and aftermarket accessory drive systems with proper pulley offset
Use it with
- PSC SP1405X-7.3 Series Pump (included with PK73FDP Pump Kit)
Ideal for
- 7.3L Super Duty trucks with upgraded steering systems
Specs
- Diameter: 5.625 inches
- Belt Type: 7-rib serpentine
- Bore Size: 0.480"
- Material: Steel
What’s included
- (1) Pump pulley
California Prop 65 Warning
This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and di (2-ethylhexyl) phthalate, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
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