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As far as serious problems goes this is not one of them but I am having a problem removing air pockets out of my Power Steering unit. It causes as you know a horrible squeal when turning hard right or left. It is not my belt (it is tight) and I have cycled the steering wheel with the motor off countless times to try to remove the air pockets. Any Ideas....?

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add more fluid

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I watch the pump for air bubbles so I realize that the fluid has to cover the vains... I wish it was that easy. Thanks though.

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By chance, do you have a remote resevior or one of the "ham cans"? I installed a "front runner" type set up on my crate motor 350. The p/s pump is a billet aluminum unit and much smaller than the others. The resevior is a an aluminum tube mounted on the inner fender. I get a squeak at full lock but can't get anymore fluid in the resevior. If you find an answer, please pass it on. Thanks


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The Power Steering pump is a "stock" General Motors (canned ham) model. I have a friend who is much more knowledgible than myself who swears by the repeated cycling method, it has not yet worked for me.

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My old 86' 1 ton did the same thing until I added the correct amount of oil AFTER I bled the thing and got the air out.


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