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09-12-2018, 03:04 PM
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Good to hear you're almost on the road! For bleeding the power steering the assembly manual says " bleed system w engine running & turning wheels full left til stop for 10 seconds". I jack up the front end & turn wheel in both directions til bubbles stop while cranking(not running). Been a while for me but I remember something about a high pressure air bleed on the back of the pump that I released w a 6 penny nail. Maybe somebody else can shed light on that.
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