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'98 XJ Power Steering question
RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it persists. Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me from changing-out unnecessary parts. Jim |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
Hi Jim,
Are you using Real power steering fluid: http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just enough to let the air past the O ring seal: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 mailto:-------------------- <98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... > > RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering > > When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - > the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power > steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it > persists. > > Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the > steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me > from changing-out unnecessary parts. > > Jim -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
Hi Jim,
Are you using Real power steering fluid: http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just enough to let the air past the O ring seal: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 mailto:-------------------- <98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... > > RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering > > When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - > the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power > steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it > persists. > > Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the > steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me > from changing-out unnecessary parts. > > Jim -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
Hi Jim,
Are you using Real power steering fluid: http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just enough to let the air past the O ring seal: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 mailto:-------------------- <98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... > > RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering > > When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - > the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power > steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it > persists. > > Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the > steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me > from changing-out unnecessary parts. > > Jim -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
Hi Jim,
Are you using Real power steering fluid: http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just enough to let the air past the O ring seal: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 mailto:-------------------- <98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... > > RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering > > When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - > the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power > steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it > persists. > > Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the > steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me > from changing-out unnecessary parts. > > Jim -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
On Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:56:58 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) ------ III"
<----------@cox.net> wrote: >Hi Jim, > Are you using Real power steering fluid: >http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto >Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. > If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning >left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just >enough to let the air past the O ring seal: Still giving bad advice to others, lying billyboi? Goat----ing draftdodgers like you should have their driver's licenses revoked. >http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf > God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 >mailto:-------------------- > ><98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... >> >> RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering >> >> When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - >> the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power >> steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it >> persists. >> >> Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the >> steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me >> from changing-out unnecessary parts. >> >> Jim -- "I hope someone evicerates you, you ------- son of a bitch self rightgeous sadistic bastard, and ------s your stinking intestines across the nearest freeway. Watch your back, -------." grimreaper@bldl.net |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
On Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:56:58 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) ------ III"
<----------@cox.net> wrote: >Hi Jim, > Are you using Real power steering fluid: >http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto >Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. > If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning >left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just >enough to let the air past the O ring seal: Still giving bad advice to others, lying billyboi? Goat----ing draftdodgers like you should have their driver's licenses revoked. >http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf > God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 >mailto:-------------------- > ><98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... >> >> RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering >> >> When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - >> the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power >> steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it >> persists. >> >> Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the >> steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me >> from changing-out unnecessary parts. >> >> Jim -- "I hope someone evicerates you, you ------- son of a bitch self rightgeous sadistic bastard, and ------s your stinking intestines across the nearest freeway. Watch your back, -------." grimreaper@bldl.net |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
On Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:56:58 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) ------ III"
<----------@cox.net> wrote: >Hi Jim, > Are you using Real power steering fluid: >http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto >Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. > If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning >left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just >enough to let the air past the O ring seal: Still giving bad advice to others, lying billyboi? Goat----ing draftdodgers like you should have their driver's licenses revoked. >http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf > God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 >mailto:-------------------- > ><98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... >> >> RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering >> >> When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - >> the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power >> steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it >> persists. >> >> Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the >> steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me >> from changing-out unnecessary parts. >> >> Jim -- "I hope someone evicerates you, you ------- son of a bitch self rightgeous sadistic bastard, and ------s your stinking intestines across the nearest freeway. Watch your back, -------." grimreaper@bldl.net |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
On Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:56:58 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) ------ III"
<----------@cox.net> wrote: >Hi Jim, > Are you using Real power steering fluid: >http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto >Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. > If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning >left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just >enough to let the air past the O ring seal: Still giving bad advice to others, lying billyboi? Goat----ing draftdodgers like you should have their driver's licenses revoked. >http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf > God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 >mailto:-------------------- > ><98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... >> >> RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering >> >> When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - >> the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power >> steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it >> persists. >> >> Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the >> steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me >> from changing-out unnecessary parts. >> >> Jim -- "I hope someone evicerates you, you ------- son of a bitch self rightgeous sadistic bastard, and ------s your stinking intestines across the nearest freeway. Watch your back, -------." grimreaper@bldl.net |
Re: '98 XJ Power Steering question
Bill,
Thanks for the reply. It's MOPAR P.S. Fluid from the dealer. I will try bleeding it. Jim On Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:53:34 -0500, Fred Hall <fkhall@gmail.com> wrote: >On Sat, 21 Apr 2007 19:56:58 -0700, "L.W. \(Bill\) ------ III" ><----------@cox.net> wrote: > >>Hi Jim, >> Are you using Real power steering fluid: >>http://www.----------.com/PSFluid.jpg Someone may have snuck in Auto >>Transmission Fluid, which foams and screws up the sensing clutch/valve. >> If you have air in the steering box, and you feel it stick while turning >>left only, you will have to bleed it by loosening the top three bolts just >>enough to let the air past the O ring seal: > >Still giving bad advice to others, lying billyboi? Goat----ing >draftdodgers like you should have their driver's licenses revoked. > >>http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf >> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0 >>mailto:-------------------- >> >><98XJ> wrote in message news:k2il23p4avum4cq9sq041p0aaohbk1d2fj@4ax.com... >>> >>> RE: '98 XJ 4.0, power steering >>> >>> When maneuvering at slow speeds - not at the fully-locked positions - >>> the steering is hard and I hear something that sounds like the power >>> steering fluid swishing about. I have replaced the fluid, but it >>> persists. >>> >>> Question: Is my probelm more likely to be the power steering pump, the >>> steering gear, or something else? Thanks for your help in keeping me >>> from changing-out unnecessary parts. >>> >>> Jim |
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