01 ram 360 in it 4x4... Any one know of somthing else that i can bolt on for the steering.. I have went threw 4 brand new pumps not remans... All front end is new except sterring box. Brand new from NAPA all Moog parts. I dont know what or why its eating power steering pumps... Is there a bigger one I can buy.. I wanted to put larger tires on the truck but not until I get this fixed.. Any help would be great... Going to buy steering box as soon as Im off work today..Not sure what it will help but Im up for anything at this point.. HELPPPPP Please lol..
Just an after thought but would a Dual steering stabilizer help? Not sure how but hey im looking for anything!!!


I also have a eletronic manual if any one needs it.. Much better then the haynes tells all specs in it . Just message and ill send it free I got it might as well pass it along..

 

Did you change BJ's too? Could be binding badly and putting extra stress on the pump.

 

Yes they I changed everything up front... Wondering if I put a smaller pully on pump make it pump more/faster/harder ... Wonder if that might fix the problem...

 

I would like to know just what caused the other pumps to fail.... Although, disassembling them to find out, would prolly void the warranty...

What installation/bleeding process are you using?

 

Just a thought.. How are the lines to and from the pump maybe their is blockage causing it to starve for fluid. Like a brake line swelling causing bad flow and hard or sticking brakes....

 

Put a new pump on exactly according to the Manual. with new lines and new steering box.. Seems a little better but i can already hear a slight whine... and thats how it starts.. I think that I just may go to local Machine shop and see if they will make me a smaller pulley for it... Only thing that I know to do..

 

What fluid are you using?

 

If it whines, there is still air in the system. Jack up the front of the truck, start the engine, and crank the wheel from lock to lock several times. Check fluid. if it is foamy, shut if off let it sit and settle, top back off to full, and repeat. Keep doing that until there is no more air in the system.