How you ever seen one that the power steering works turning left but doesn't turning right. It's a 2004 cheverlet 1500 4 wheel drive. I have replaced the pump, but it didn't change anything.
Hi Jim, Have you see the "How to Properly Vacuum a Power Steering System" video (Go to minute 3:59)? ua-cam.com/video/T43X316t7y0/v-deo.html The adapter goes on top of the reservoir. We used the Mityvac Power Steering Adapter Kit MVA670. Thank you, PWR
This video could use more details on Vacuum Bleeding, since this is the point of the video.
Very informative video, but you failed to mention where the vacuum is connected.
To the reservoir
How you ever seen one that the power steering works turning left but doesn't turning right. It's a 2004 cheverlet 1500 4 wheel drive. I have replaced the pump, but it didn't change anything.
So you don't need to flush if its all brand new parts? New rack, lines and pump?
Hi,
New, used, and remanufactured, all need to be flushed every time a line is opened (disconnected) and every time a part is replaced.
Thank you,
PWR
@@PWRSteer But if you replace every part, is it necessary to flush?
@@pstansberry542 yes
@@pstansberry542 everytime.. A line is opened...every.. Time.
Me puede desir por que mi gmc acadia 2011 revienta una manguera de la direcion idraulica y no es manguera de precion
you fail to explain how the vacuum pump is attached to the system.
Hi Jim,
Have you see the "How to Properly Vacuum a Power Steering System" video (Go to minute 3:59)?
ua-cam.com/video/T43X316t7y0/v-deo.html
The adapter goes on top of the reservoir. We used the Mityvac Power Steering Adapter Kit MVA670.
Thank you,
PWR