Brake and Power Steering noise.
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What powers your truck? I ask because gassers and diesel have different braking systems.
Did you check the power steering fluid? If a diesel, the pump operates the brake booster.
If the fluid is okay you can try and do a fluid swap to synthetic to see if that helps. If not, you may need a new pump...or a set of earplugs.
Did you check the power steering fluid? If a diesel, the pump operates the brake booster.
If the fluid is okay you can try and do a fluid swap to synthetic to see if that helps. If not, you may need a new pump...or a set of earplugs.
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Originally Posted by Monsta
What powers your truck? I ask because gassers and diesel have different braking systems.
Did you check the power steering fluid? If a diesel, the pump operates the brake booster.
If the fluid is okay you can try and do a fluid swap to synthetic to see if that helps. If not, you may need a new pump...or a set of earplugs.
Did you check the power steering fluid? If a diesel, the pump operates the brake booster.
If the fluid is okay you can try and do a fluid swap to synthetic to see if that helps. If not, you may need a new pump...or a set of earplugs.
It's a diesel so I'm thinking it's probably the booster then. I don't really know what else it could be.
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When you're doing both at the same time you're putting the strain on the p/s pump not the booster. If your brakes are working fine and have a good pedal I wouldn't screw with the booster. I'd go with Monsta's recommendation and do a fluid change. Use a synthetic.
Also can you describe the sound better?? If it's like a growling, whirring sound it's the pump. Good luck.
Also can you describe the sound better?? If it's like a growling, whirring sound it's the pump. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by Brians97F250Crew
When you're doing both at the same time you're putting the strain on the p/s pump not the booster. If your brakes are working fine and have a good pedal I wouldn't screw with the booster. I'd go with Monsta's recommendation and do a fluid change. Use a synthetic.
Also can you describe the sound better?? If it's like a growling, whirring sound it's the pump. Good luck.
Also can you describe the sound better?? If it's like a growling, whirring sound it's the pump. Good luck.
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I was checking around the power steering pump ans I found a hard line that was loose on the bottom. Would that line being loose cause that sound? I was thinking that the pump was getting air bound. I also found some fresh fluid on the underneath of the line. So I cleaned it up and will see if it still leaks. Any other suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Monsta
Well with it running take off the cap and turn the steering wheel from right full lock to left full lock a few times. Do it slowly. This will bleed the system.
Well I haven't done that yet but it is still leaking and making that noise. I think my power steering pump is starting to go out now.
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