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I have a loud squealing after i start the truck up and turn the wheels. I've replaced everything from tie rod to tie rod including pump,hoses, and steering gear. I have a 4" lift and run 35x12.50 tires. I already probably know the answer(tires and lift) but looking for some help anyway.
I have a loud squealing after i start the truck up and turn the wheels. I've replaced everything from tie rod to tie rod including pump,hoses, and steering gear. I have a 4" lift and run 35x12.50 tires. I already probably know the answer(tires and lift) but looking for some help anyway.
Check the tension of the belt. If it has been slipping a lot, it's probably ruined. If the pulleys have room, you might want to try a wider belt. For instance, if it takes a 13 series belt, try a 15 series belt. The 13 is 13mm wide, the 15 is 15mm wide.
I had the same issues, same setup, a 7.3 diesel with 35's and a 4 inch lift. I put a breaker bar in the square hole in the pump pbracket and tightened the belt really good, and it doesn't do it anymore.
Just fluid I got from Napa when I changed the steering gear. Don’t remember if it was ford specific or not.
That may be half your issue. These systems are built for Transmission Type F fluid. I cant count the number PS issues I have seen resolved simple by using the right fluid. Squealing pumps, intermittent assist, low assist (hard steering) v belt slippage etc etc all resolved by switching using Type F fluid. Drain the system flush with Type F and refill with Type F.Then test it.
Until that is done any diagnostic will be useless.
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