PS steering pump 3rd gen
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PS steering pump 3rd gen
I flipped my car about a week ago and think this might somehow be a result of it. My ps works fine unless im stopped and then most of the time it is extremely jerky, just working on and off until i give it gas and move. I was wondering if anyone knows if my pump is likely to be bad or if i may be a belt issue.
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Did you check the fluids? Umm, sounds like a bad pump, but, could be your steering rack. The higher RPM's do charge the pressure in those things though. A bad belt usually will be accompanied by a squeel.
Flipped your truck? Are you/your truck otherwise okay?
Flipped your truck? Are you/your truck otherwise okay?
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yeah i was fine just really pissed off, but thinks sometimes i do have a squel so i will likely try a belt switch then change the pump if needed. I think it might have something also to do with the hydraulic milemarker winch.
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Was the truck running long upside down?
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I dont think the PS pumps hold fluid to well when they are upside down. Just something I read on pirate a while back. Crank the wheel lock to lock and check the level.
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flipped
It wasn't running long. Oil filled up the cylinder and i had to pull the sparkplugs. But got it running and still am driving it. Thanks for the tips ill try them.
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Check the PS belt too, but it should be ok unless you got oil on it from flipping.
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i fixed the problem by replacing the belt. I think the other one was either really loose or had some fluid on it. I know this is an old post but i am deleting my subscription and wanted to finish the thread in case someone else has the same problem.
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