Billet-specialties Power Steering Hose Kit for Remote Reservoir Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 4)

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Bleeding Procedure

Fill the steering system with high quality uid and let it sit undisturbed for a few

minutes. Leave the power steering reservoir cap off.

Raise the front wheels of the vehicle off the ground and support vehicle with jack

stands. Without starting the engine slowly begin to turn the steering wheel left to right

– keyword being “slowly”; about 1 revolution per 8-10 seconds.

Continue to top off the power steering reservoir. When the level remains steady, inspect

for leaks and then prepare to start the engine.

Start the engine. Check the uid level with the engine running and inspect for leaks

once again.

Slowly cycle the steering wheel again in both directions from steering stop to steering

stop. Continue to check the uid level and add uid if necessary.

If the pump begins to get noisy, there is air in the system. Turn off the engine and let

it sit for 15 minutes. Air in the system will cause the pump to growl and the uid level

may rise when the engine is turned off.

Repeat the above steps until the system is operating normally. If air is still in the system

after several rest periods, it may be that air is entering the system faster than it can be

expelled at the reservoir ll. Check for leaks, even the smallest leak can be a source.

Replace reservoir cap. Test drive the vehicle then check uid level.

Trouble Shooting

Growling noise from pump

First check uid level in reservoir.

Check supply hose for collapse.

Check for air in system and re-bleed. If this cures the noise temporarily and then

reoccurs again there may be a supply tting allowing air back into the system.

Debris in line or pump from assembly. Disassemble and clean. Re-bleed system.

Steering wheel moves violently from side to side OR

Steering wheel moves just to one side

Pressure and return line are reversed on box or rack.

Hissing noise traveling up the column

This is a normal power steering sound. Installing a vibration damper or isolator on

the steering shaft will help quiet this down.

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