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WD-45 power stearing

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mattla

08-19-2006 14:25:51




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I just put a after market used power stearing on my wd-45 but when you start it it really pulls one way and you cannot turn it. Is there air in the lines?? new lines, used pump and stearing sector. Any help would be great. Trying to get it ready for paint.

Matt




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mattlans

08-20-2006 15:22:27




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 Re: WD-45 power stearing in reply to mattla, 08-19-2006 14:25:51  
yes it is charyn, and I thought that the reserve was below the pump, so i moved it up now it pushes it the other way. I am going to switch the hoses tomorrow. where is the valve at? How do you adjust it?

matt



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Joe(TX)

08-20-2006 15:12:33




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 Re: WD-45 power stearing in reply to mattla, 08-19-2006 14:25:51  
You did not mention what type it is. Is it the Char Lynn torque generator? Are you sure the pressure and return lines are hooked up to the correct ports?
It is also possible that the valve is stuck.



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Texas Denny

08-20-2006 06:11:20




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 Re: WD-45 power stearing in reply to mattla, 08-19-2006 14:25:51  
I had a problem on my Ford 901 as you describe. There was binding in the control circuit and the power all went to one side on the cylinder. Not sure which unit you have or how it is designed. You may have trouble inside the unit on the steering column - something not assembled correctly. The way power steering works is that it senses pressure in one direction and then provides force via oil pressure and a cylinder to push in the same direction. When the pressure first sensed is removed it stops providing oil pressure and turning stops. This valve that senses the steering pressure is not moving correctly.

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