Noisy Ford Power Steering Pump, Can It Be Fixed With An Additive? Let's Find Out.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • In this video, I've decided to add friction reducer to see if it can cure Ford Ranger loud power steering pump.
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Комментарии • 14

  • @ryanfarmer4691
    @ryanfarmer4691 Год назад +5

    Well damn.....hopeing for a remedy to the pump noise....

    • @everydayirace
      @everydayirace  Год назад +1

      Me too.

    • @yardman0132
      @yardman0132 Год назад

      Ya mine sounds like that as well

    • @aaronkoch2220
      @aaronkoch2220 Год назад

      Is there air bubbles in the reservoir? If so you maybe sucking air in and need to apply 10psi pressure and look for seaping at conections

  • @DG-od4si
    @DG-od4si Год назад

    the noise is coming from bubbles in the fluid

  • @KJ4rd
    @KJ4rd Год назад

    Do you plan to work on your zx10 again?

    • @everydayirace
      @everydayirace  Год назад

      I don't own a zx10, you must have me confused with someone else.

    • @KJ4rd
      @KJ4rd Год назад

      @@everydayirace the turbo one on your channel from 3 years ago?

    • @everydayirace
      @everydayirace  Год назад

      @@KJ4rd oh, that one isn't a zx10, it's a zx10r, 2 completely different bikes, I no longer post videos about it because there was very little interest from the viewers unfortunately.

  • @yardman0132
    @yardman0132 Год назад

    I have a manual 97’ 2.3l ranger that takes a long time to start, it cranks and bogs down to fight compression and will fire, sometimes it’s will fire but won’t stay running others it’ll run, no check engine light 95k miles, any help would be appreciated.

    • @everydayirace
      @everydayirace  Год назад

      First thing I'd do compression test, first dry and then wet to make sure engine is in good mechanical condition. Then I use torque app and look at the reading of crank/cam position sensor while cranking the engine.

    • @yardman0132
      @yardman0132 Год назад

      I don’t have a compression tester but I did replace the timing belt at 94k miles triple checked all marks and manually rotated multiple times to ensure marks stayed aligned but I didn’t notice any changes

    • @everydayirace
      @everydayirace  Год назад

      @@yardman0132 did you have the same problem before you changed timing belt?

    • @yardman0132
      @yardman0132 Год назад

      Yes exactly the same with nothing getting worse or better, the original belt was only a little stretched vs the new belt