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Posted: Sun Oct 29th, 2017 12:37 am |
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MaDMaXX Hails from the land of rust! ![]() Joined: Sat Oct 21st, 2017
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Having found that i still had a PS leak after putting the new filter in, i found the reservoir on the pump itself had been cut open by the old filter's ribs :( New pump just for a reservoir leak :( Ended up having to buy this as normal bleeding wouldn't work. ![]() Had to buy this from Amazon for the large neck on the Ford pump. ![]() Drilled a 1/4 inch hole through it and fitted a regular 1/4 inch brass air connector into it. ![]() ---------- Did i mention to make sure the puller you rent from Autozone isn't damaged and spins freely. New PS pulley was required. ![]() ---------- The radiator was maybe 3 inches down on coolant, a combination of the T piece leak, and the factory overflow hose was not tight at either the rad neck or the tank, Jubilee clips on the hose stopped that problem. ![]() Although i think the rad cap is now leaking under pressure too :( ---------- Just ordered a Gates replacement rad cap, marginally cheaper than the Motorcraft part, but probably made in the same place. ![]()
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