18.07.2006, 23:00
jeg sjekket litt med folka på www.fordf150.net og de mente på at det skulle være slik. If you're talking about the fluid moving around around in the plastic reservoir near the throttle body... That's pretty normal. You don't have to do anything.
The pump itself doesn't hold any fluid, it's all held in the white, semi clear plastic reservoir. You'll see there are two rubber hoses at the bottom of this reservoir.
The fluid gets sucked out one hose by the power steering pump where it circulates through the pump and steering box.. Then the fluid gets fed back through the other hose...
The fluid returning in the 'return' hose is under light pressure and will enter the reservour fast enough to agitate the fluid making it move around a bit. It's not really boiling from heat.
If it's really foaming bad, then as Shadowmoses says.. You should get a better grade of power steering fluid.
dette var det jeg fikk til svar
Ford F-150 5,4L V8
If it aint broken let`s take it appart and find out why
The pump itself doesn't hold any fluid, it's all held in the white, semi clear plastic reservoir. You'll see there are two rubber hoses at the bottom of this reservoir.
The fluid gets sucked out one hose by the power steering pump where it circulates through the pump and steering box.. Then the fluid gets fed back through the other hose...
The fluid returning in the 'return' hose is under light pressure and will enter the reservour fast enough to agitate the fluid making it move around a bit. It's not really boiling from heat.
If it's really foaming bad, then as Shadowmoses says.. You should get a better grade of power steering fluid.
dette var det jeg fikk til svar
Ford F-150 5,4L V8
If it aint broken let`s take it appart and find out why