Power Steering Feel??
#31
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try driving your car for 10-15 minutes, go home, turn the car off, remove the cap from the PSF reservoir, turn lock-to-lock 20 times, replace the lid and let the car sit for an hour. That's what I did 24-hours after my PSF flush/refill right before my issue finally went away.
Driving before hand just warms up the fluid, it's not really necessary.
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#37
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What're the condition of your lines? No leaks?
The system could be pulling air in without leaking, but that's not the most likely scenario.
Has the front end been inspected?
Has the vacuum switch for the PS been tested?
Follow the procedures for your specific issue, step by step, and you'll find the problem.
www.nicoclub.com/fsm
The system could be pulling air in without leaking, but that's not the most likely scenario.
Has the front end been inspected?
Has the vacuum switch for the PS been tested?
Follow the procedures for your specific issue, step by step, and you'll find the problem.
www.nicoclub.com/fsm
#39
#40
Well I'm just starting to read through the manule but I went to the grocery store and it was completely fine(I did nothing but park) and then as I pulled into the parking lot it was hard out of no where.
It makes no sense to me. It's on and off and on and off randomly. Gives me hope it's not the pump but not much hope that it's a simple fix.
It makes no sense to me. It's on and off and on and off randomly. Gives me hope it's not the pump but not much hope that it's a simple fix.
#42
Ok so update. My spacer just came in to Nissan for my pully delete and belt change. So I'll be fully inspecting the system when I do this mod.
As for now the feeling gets bad gets better gets bad agian. Idk what is going on I've never heard of the issue being so inconsistent like that before.
As for now the feeling gets bad gets better gets bad agian. Idk what is going on I've never heard of the issue being so inconsistent like that before.
#43
#44
Most likely the problem is the u-joint where the steering shaft goes into the rack. U-joint seizes up. Not really easy to confirm without a hoist, but disconnect the steering shaft from the rack and check that the u-joint moves freely in all directions. Probably not a good DIY. Would not be the first g with this concern.
#45
Well I changed the belts and they were super stretched. Also deleted the idler pulley not that it affects the system in question but while down there I checked everything over (minus the u join the way you said since I just read that). Visually there are no leaks and no cracks in the lines everything looks nice. The steering does feel a lot better from the belts and it's just a little low on fluid (maybe just from all the air?) so when I get home I'm going to top up. If it was just air and the belts I may not drain from the steering joint agian.