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Posted by karl f on May 06, 2003 at 10:10:32 from (65.237.15.141):
would pump replacement alone solve the following: -frequent lack of p/s and t/a high or low upon startup...either have to wait, stop and restart, or open orfice and try to prime pump. -no low side (slipping?) of t/a -loss of forward motion when steering wheel turned to stop? would the t/a and mcv need to be gone over as well? i am also aware of an issue that can exist with the o-ring between the speed and range transmissions. what's the procedure on gasket selection when replacing a pump vs. the method of measuring the old gasket when reinstalling the original? thanks -karl
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