EricM9104
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power steering whine is a common thing on fords. I replaced the power steering pump on both my mustangs and still had the whine and the racks weren't bad. Just about every ford I have seen that is over a year old has the same whine. If you get your rack and pump checked out and their in good condition you'll just have to live with the noise. Turn up the stereo haha
The brake fluid made the noise a little quieter but it was still there
Yup.
Everytime I see this thread reminds me that I need to flush my power steering pump and put some fresh mercon in...
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check the valve cover gasket.
make sure the exhaust isn't smoking blue/white...
run a compression check
test drive it
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220k miles......
just seems that there must have been something you could have find that you would have liked without so many miles...
220k miles is nothing. my ford has 225k and runs strong, despite a vacum leak, or a couple, lol.
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That'll happen when you use actual power steering fluid in a Ford power steering pump.
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Did you use power steering fluid or ATF?
EDIT: Get a turkey baster and drain it till it's at optimal level too...
Too much or too little oil can lead to problems.
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I'm overpowering the woofer, hence why a smaller box and port.
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Not metered yet, friend that helped me said I've gotta be doing a 140, lol.
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Vids will be up tomorrow, more pics too.
Thanks.
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Amp wiring has since been upgraded.
Box is 3.6^3' with 36^2" port area tuned to 31hz.
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id say its probly toast.... scrap it and move on
Or just get it repairded.
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LoL I just noticed the smiley face.
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that jumper isnt staying on that coil is it?
Hell no.
Thanks folks.
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No 3G coverage where I live.
T-Mobile -
yea dude buy T3 stay away from DC...or run DD thatd be fun to watch too
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2/2 = 1
So 1 ohm
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You got the hint somewhere
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Alcoholics Anonymous?
T-Mobile
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1997 ford explorer power steering
in Engine and Performance - Anything for that couple extra horses!
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Find out where the leak is coming from... Than replace that part.