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Shawn T
I cannot turn the wheel at slow speeds and on a standstill. Fluid level is good in the pump, and there is no appearant "hissing" coming from the pump itself (my experience with bad pumps is that they whine alot when they are going bad). The belt is not slipping, so it seems that it is not freezing up. The problem seems to be more hydraulic than mechanical. It is just very hard to turn at low speeds (under 2 mph) and impossible to steer at a stop. This makes it a circus act to park in a parking lot or parallel park. My warranty has expired and I know this is going to be a wallet drainer, but I don't want to start swapping parts. Could it be a bad steering damper? This is definately a hinderance on the driving capabilities of my truck. Please help. Truck in sig.
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