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Ok so im not sure if its ok to make new threads on possibly a topic that already has pr3eviously been used. IDK, anyway I have a power steering leak at the pump. I have removed it and am ready to put all things back together however because I think there's been tampering with my truck I want to make sure that all the lines from the power steering reservoir/pump/cooler-(radiator area)/ and gear box are correct and I don't have a swap somewhere. any in depth line diagram / picture of the entire system would be great. like I said in my new come post I'm a complete noob to this so I apologize. ITS not allowing me to post the picks but I will from another outlet Rear driver side suspension Passenger side rear. What’s is the line coming out from the tire area Passenger side front leaf spring area Again passenger side at leaf spring connection p Power steering reservoir Gear box mounted to frome Gear box 2 Electrical under driver from wheel well I believe Driver Driver side connection to suspension at frame? Shouldn’t there be more then just this Axel to tire connection. something about it seems wrong
Last edited by Bello1; Feb 19, 2024 at 04:05 PM.
Reason: Adding photos
[QUOTE=Bello1;21140116] Passenger side rear. What’s is the line coming out from the tire area Brake line
Driver side connection to suspension at frame? Shouldn’t there be more then just this Not my favorite bracket, but it looks okay for light duty. This is just for the shock absorber, so not a lot of strength is needed.
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