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Faunsdale, AL | I think you just need to bleed it. Take the cowling off and look under the dash at the steering control valve. There is a sort of spigot screwed into the left side of the valve that you can push a hose onto. Put a hose on it that will reach into the transmission fill hole by the seat and TIE IT IN THERE. Then loosen the fitting in the steering valve and turn the steering wheel all the way to the right and wait for the wheels to get there. When all the way that way, then turn back to left again and let them catch up there. Then tighten the fitting again and test. | |
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JD 3010 power steering
