Power Steering Gearbox Replacement on 1987 Peterbilt 387
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2020
- In this video we will be replacing a power steering Gearbox and Pitman arm and drag link on a peterbilt 387. Thanks For Watching, as always Don't Forget to Mash the Like, Share and Subscribe. Ring the bell for notifications, so you can know when there is a new video.
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And that's why I work on my own truck
Teflon tape, now that’s factory!
Great video. Don’t know if was planned but around the 11:30 mark you where explaining why the lines didn’t line up and music started playing lol. Hope you and the family are being safe .. happy Easter to you and your family .. be safe and have a blessed day
Ohh really dam, stupid youtube I cant play any music while making videos going to have to go back to that spot and edit it
Hamlet Dubois yeah you started talking and mush. Started off soft then got louder lol
It was very important information.
Yeah , though was on purpose that music the. I thought was phone lol, but hell of information.
Always take the nut off and turn it around and thread it back on that way it doesn't mushroom out.
Damn good video until the music started
What the hells with the music dude. Can you tell me why you didn’t like up the lines on the pitman arm with the box?
How do you bleed the system? I just replaced the larger blue line on my 90 Pete having issues getting the air out i think the power steering isn’t working the wheels turn hard.
Need to fill the reservoir to the top and turn the wheel hard left and hard right multiple times with the cap off and engine one
@@hamletdubois6201 having the same problems I think I have air I'm the system
Did you know that at minute 11:00 you lost all sound ?
Bro fix that music mess. Your content is good but that music man come on bro.
You shouln't be hitting the nuts with a hammer, you're damaging the nut and the threads. If you HAVE to, at least use a rubber mallet, you don't need to replace the castle nuts everytime. Thats also a Peterbilt 378, not 387. Also these castle nuts and pinch bolts are pretty high torque, no need for a thread locker. Nice tutorial otherwise.
Damn not to go a school is amazing
Get rid of the stupid music and other noises and watch your language.
Joke don't watch