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Old 07-22-2001, 10:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Power steering pump whining

Well, I was sitting back and enjoying my good fortune of not have the steering while braking problem. Now the pump is whining and I had momentary loss of steering this morning. Its not very loud, but it was not there before, just 4k miles on the X. Hope it doesn't get worse.
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Old 07-23-2001, 01:54 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Power steering pump whining

Have you checked the fluid level? Mine was whining and I had read about the various tuned hoses and stuff and before taking it to the dealer I checked the fluid...and oops! It was pretty low. I topped it off and it's been quiet ever since. I love it when the fix is easy like that.

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Re: Power steering pump whining

Can't hear mine over the wife...

A friend just bought a F250 extended cab. In less than 3000 miles the serpentine belt gave out. If its at all loose it slips creating a weird whine, and especially when wet, you lose steering intermittently.. check the belt you may get lucky.. Easy fix..
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