Power Steering Pump replacement
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Tuned
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I'm back!
Sorry about not posting but I've been without a pc for about 6 weeks!!
I repaired the tran coolant connectors and lines,put a new belt and realigned it.
Replaced the tran fluid I lost.
Everythings good.
Thanks again
Sorry about not posting but I've been without a pc for about 6 weeks!!
I repaired the tran coolant connectors and lines,put a new belt and realigned it.
Replaced the tran fluid I lost.
Everythings good.
Thanks again
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Replacing Power steering pump with a powerstroke
Great thread, now I feel comfortable tackling this myself. I lost a power steering pump on my '94 E350 IDI and was able to pull one that looked identical off a 95 stroker, but now that I go to put it on I noticed the Powerstroke pump it has an additional inlet near the top. Anyone know what this is for? If it just goes to a resevoir for more fluid, could I just seal it up and use it?
Thanks,
Andi
Thanks,
Andi
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From: 8600 ft in Colo
An extra inlet as in a hose barb connection in the plastic reservoir just below the filler cap?
If so, that's for the return line from a hydroboost brake booster. You can just plug it and good to go.
If so, that's for the return line from a hydroboost brake booster. You can just plug it and good to go.
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