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Ford Pinto Power Steering Pump
The Power Steering Pump is instrumental in converting the energy that is available in the engine into hydraulic energy and makes the operation of the steering by the driver easier in Ford Pinto. This pump works by creating hydraulic pressure of fluidity which is helpful in the rotation of the steering wheel especially when moving slowly or not at all. The pump is generally connected by the belt and pulley system, coming from the crankshaft of the engine and backed up by a possible fluid container either as a part of the pump or placed near it. During the years that Ford Pinto models were in production, it most likely employed in the vehicle variations of Power Steering Pump that has types mainly in hydraulic systems while the steering wheel and the wheels of the car are mechanically connected. It is this design that makes sure that should there be any power failure, then the steering is still done manually. Potential problems with the Ford Pinto Power Steering Pump comprise of leakage, loud noises and fluctuations in the power steering assistance, which will require inspection and, possibly, a change of the pump to enable it function as intended.
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Ford Pinto Power Steering Pump Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove Power Steering Pump on Ford Pinto?A: First there is the removal of the fluid from the reservoir using the following procedure; first, remove the fluid return hose from the reservoir and plug it where it was connected. Subsequently, release the pressure hose from the pump fitting but do not disconnect the fitting. Remove the pump mountings depending on their type and re-locate the pump to remove the drive belt from the pump pulley shaft. When the mountings have been disconnected, one can then take out the pump. When refitting, do the reverse, but be certain to recharge and bleed the system thoroughly. Add clean specified power steering fluid to the reservoir and then disconnect the primary (LT) wire from the negative terminal on the coil so that the engine does not start, now start the car using the starter motor. Watch the level of the fluid in the reservoir and pour in more until the level is constant. With the engine cranking, take the steering wheel and make a full clockwise then counter clockwise turn to ensure the front wheels are in contact with the ground. It is advisable to recheck the fluid level after some time and put some more in as required. Connect the coil wire again, switch on the engine and allow it to run for several minutes with the steering being turned from lock to lock, but not with the steering held in the full lock position. Last turn off the engine and check the indication on the dipstick and after that final check take some drops of fluid into your fingertip to feel the smoothness.
