Alright, so whenever I drive, my power steering pump whines. It gets annoying after five months of doing it... So hopefully one of the coming weekends I will be replacing it. It whines on road, off road, and I'm sure if it could fly it'd whine in the air too. Anyways... Should I go OEM replacement or get something upgraded to withstand some use in the woods? Here's a link to a video where you can really hear it whining... [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2_L34KqEpE&feature=plcp&context=C30585b6UDOEgsToPDskJM4nYK1KxuVY7-ABm7brdp[/ame] After watching this, would y'all agree it's the PSP that needs replacing before it blows up on me?
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Well, it didn't do it when I bought the truck, then one day just randomly started. I threw Lucas in to see if it would help... Didn't. But it did take the hard spots out. Oh yeah, forgot to mention that too... Every so often the steering would get extremely hard and almost say f you to me when I tried to make a turn lol Craig, it's full. Truck doesn't leak a drop of anything from the engine.
alot of the times a reman will have a longer warranty , I use O'riley auto parts A1-cardone off the top of my head
Most of the time the pump's not shot. It's usually the return line on the pump that gets a small hole in it, letting air get it. Buy a return hose (hell of a lot cheaper than buying a pump) and replace that. Bleed it PROPERLY (as in READ the directions!) and you shouldnt have any more problems. Btw, if you DO end up needing a pump, dont forget that you need the special puller tool to remove the pulley from the pump/bracket.
Alright, gonna get that soon, then see if that helps. Last time I bled it though it didn't have too much air in it. And puller tool? lol Didn't know I needed one.
I don't think the one I posted has anything on it, but I could be wrong... Alright, I'll keep that in mind.
