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Nah...pretty straight forward. Bleed the lines by turning to full lock left and right. Use synthetic tranny fluid. It helps keep the pump quiet in the winter.
Nah...pretty straight forward. Bleed the lines by turning to full lock left and right. Use synthetic tranny fluid. It helps keep the pump quiet in the winter.
So that noise is normal? I've been wondering about that the first couple min I start my truck lately. Also have a lil squeaking from one of the pulleys in the cold but that's another topic altogether.
Nah...pretty straight forward. Bleed the lines by turning to full lock left and right. Use synthetic tranny fluid. It helps keep the pump quiet in the winter.
I've replaced the pump with a Napa pump which is alittle nosier than the pump that came off. I think I need to bleed the lines but dunno how to.
I'm sorry man. I should have been more detailed. Sometimes I post with my iPhone while standing in line somewhere. I cannot type as fast and accurate on it as I can my laptop. Hence, the short replies.
So...with the engine running, and all hoses connected. slowly turn the wheel to the full and and right until it is smooth, top off fluid as needed. I heard that sometimes it is easier to bleed if you lift the two front wheels off the ground. Never had to do that before, though.