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Re: Draining the power steering unit on 800 Ford t
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Posted by Jerry L /AZ on October 15, 2006 at 12:45:50 from (216.67.198.190):
In Reply to: Draining the power steering unit on 800 Ford tract posted by ALAN BANE on October 15, 2006 at 10:26:08:
You have two lines on your pump one is a pressure line and one is a return line. What I did is to disconnect the return line and hook up a rubber hose to the line coming from the steering sector have it going into a bucket. then hook up another rubber hose to the return port on the pump, run it up above the pump to a small tank, fill the tank with the oil ( hydraulic fluid) start your engine and work the steering untill the fluid runs clean. a helper is good to have to work the steering wheel while you watch the fluid. Don't let the pump run dry.
I used a small tank off of a small gas engine that I had, it was a clear plastic tank I could see the fluid level,I left the tank cap off so it would gravity feed and just kept filling the tank untill I got all the nasty stuff out. Mine was contaminated with water and some one had put atf in it. I put 134 hydraulic oil back in ,works fine. once you get it all flushed, change the filter in the resaviour hope this helps you thats how I did my ford 850. Jer
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