Recently my steering pressured line blew as it had a crack, so I purchased and replaced those lines plus the cylinder because some of the lines to/from the cylinder were heavly rusted onto it.
I thought that I did these replacements correctly plus turned the steering wheel several times to rid the lines of air. However, when the engine is turn on and the steering wheel is touched, even slightly, it goes crazy and beging moving eractically, turning left and right by itself, although the front wheels remain straight ahead. This scares me enough to turn the engine off!
Did I miss a crucial step while replacing these items?
Did I incorrectly connect the hoses on the cylinder to the wrong connections?
What is up with this "processed" steering wheel?
Any help...including photos...step by step correction instructions will be greatfully appreciated.
I thought that I did these replacements correctly plus turned the steering wheel several times to rid the lines of air. However, when the engine is turn on and the steering wheel is touched, even slightly, it goes crazy and beging moving eractically, turning left and right by itself, although the front wheels remain straight ahead. This scares me enough to turn the engine off!
Did I miss a crucial step while replacing these items?
Did I incorrectly connect the hoses on the cylinder to the wrong connections?
What is up with this "processed" steering wheel?
Any help...including photos...step by step correction instructions will be greatfully appreciated.
Jun 17, 2012 at 3:27 PM
