Is there a bleeder valve for power steering?
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Is there a bleeder valve for power steering?
Hi..
86 f150 4x4-- 300 six...
It cut the power steering belt a few weeks ago.. Somehow in the process it warped (BADLY) the drive pulley. The pulley had fused on pretty good, and a junkyard pump was $35 complete, so I decided to quit messing with it and just 'swap' the pumps..
Once I got them swapped-- I went to look for a bleeder valve (since it's a hydraulic system, I expected to find one).. Alas, I don't see ANYTHING that resembles one..
Does the air (if any entered) get worked out over time-- or am I missing a bleeder somewhere..
It's summer, so the truck sits more than it moves.. I ride my motorcycle as much as possible.. Just don't want to do more harm than good.. The truck has been good to me, for the $500 I paid for her.
AJ RN
86 f150 4x4-- 300 six...
It cut the power steering belt a few weeks ago.. Somehow in the process it warped (BADLY) the drive pulley. The pulley had fused on pretty good, and a junkyard pump was $35 complete, so I decided to quit messing with it and just 'swap' the pumps..
Once I got them swapped-- I went to look for a bleeder valve (since it's a hydraulic system, I expected to find one).. Alas, I don't see ANYTHING that resembles one..
Does the air (if any entered) get worked out over time-- or am I missing a bleeder somewhere..
It's summer, so the truck sits more than it moves.. I ride my motorcycle as much as possible.. Just don't want to do more harm than good.. The truck has been good to me, for the $500 I paid for her.
AJ RN
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