Steering pump ?
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Steering pump ?
gentlemen,
been hearing a whining noise that seems to come from the power steering pump. I removed the belt and spined the pulley and it has some wobble to it. I don't think it's supposed to do that. Can someone point me to a how to replace the power steering pump on our trucks. Thanks
been hearing a whining noise that seems to come from the power steering pump. I removed the belt and spined the pulley and it has some wobble to it. I don't think it's supposed to do that. Can someone point me to a how to replace the power steering pump on our trucks. Thanks
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gentlemen,
been hearing a whining noise that seems to come from the power steering pump. I removed the belt and spined the pulley and it has some wobble to it. I don't think it's supposed to do that. Can someone point me to a how to replace the power steering pump on our trucks. Thanks
been hearing a whining noise that seems to come from the power steering pump. I removed the belt and spined the pulley and it has some wobble to it. I don't think it's supposed to do that. Can someone point me to a how to replace the power steering pump on our trucks. Thanks
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Thanks Gentlemen,
I just wanted confirm my diagnosis. Is a loose or wobble steering pump pulley a sign of a bad pump?
Not sure if this was the cause of the sporadic whining noise I was hearing while driving. It did sound as if the belt was slipping and that's why I removed the belt and checked all the pulleys.
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I just wanted confirm my diagnosis. Is a loose or wobble steering pump pulley a sign of a bad pump?
Not sure if this was the cause of the sporadic whining noise I was hearing while driving. It did sound as if the belt was slipping and that's why I removed the belt and checked all the pulleys.
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I will check tonight when I get home. I did check level and it was full needs to be flushed but full.
How about the loose pulley?
How about the loose pulley?
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Ok went to Oryleys and picked up a new pump. Once I pressed on the pulley I noticed that I can it in and out about a 1/16th. The pulley is on tight on the stem or bolt so it's the stem that moves in and out about a 1/16th. Is that normal? The Guys at Oryleys are saying its normal.
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Been getting home after dark so no time during the week to install the pump. The pump is ready to reinstall. It came with 1 white plastic washer and one small oring. I know where the white plastic washer goes but not certain about the oring. Does it go in the pump where the fitting screws in? Just want to make sure Seem like the only logical spot.
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Been getting home after dark so no time during the week to install the pump. The pump is ready to reinstall. It came with 1 white plastic washer and one small oring. I know where the white plastic washer goes but not certain about the oring. Does it go in the pump where the fitting screws in? Just want to make sure Seem like the only logical spot.
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