I can’t for the life of me seem to get the power steering return hose on my 99 to start threading. Has anyone else experienced this? I was replacing a blown high pressure hose which went in without any issues, but this return hose just doesn’t want to thread. Any pointers?
I should make that clearer, it does start to thread, but then gets a few turns in and pops right out. None of the threads appear stripped to me. I
****. If at first you don’t succeed...... I just had the lines not right. The return hose goes up and over the high pressure.
So please just consider this a vent post.....
So please just consider this a vent post.....
Should I leave the cap off of the power steering pump when I turn the steering wheel to work the air bubbles out? And should I have the front end jacked up while I do that? Thanks!
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Those stupid power steering lines do suck. There is just so much room down there....
I would get the front wheels off the ground and leave the cap off. Makes it a bit easier.
I would get the front wheels off the ground and leave the cap off. Makes it a bit easier.
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I would get the front wheels off the ground and leave the cap off. Makes it a bit easier.
haha I agree.. that was far more annoying than it should have been... but all good now. No more leaks.Originally Posted by 5-Speed
Those stupid power steering lines do suck. There is just so much room down there....I would get the front wheels off the ground and leave the cap off. Makes it a bit easier.




