Good thing the Ford FSM states that the hydroboost system is “generally self-bleeding”. What that equates to is; “go ahead and drive the car sensibly for the next 2 days to let things bleed out.”

Is it just me, but the website just goes to go daddy to buy that website name?

Where can I purchase this ??? Ive looked everywhere in OKlahoma City at autozone, oriellys, NAPA, Summit, Jegs...all unavailable. Plz send link or contact info for purchase.

Just replaced my power steering unit and the cap says to add dex ATF, so that's what I'm using.

Very good video, thank yall very much

How much pressure can that box take when stock from factory? I cannot find the specs for this gearbox when from factory in 1979 TA. I've had bad luck running high pressure and flow at 3gpm from an LS3 aftermarket Eddie Motorsports pump, doesn't seem to return flow very fast and starves the reservoir. Would be nice to know exactly what flow and pressure these boxes are supposed to operate normally at.

Do I leave the cap on or take it off when going through the cycles

Considering I tried this without doing the brakes each time and now I'm having to redo bleeding because the brake system is making noise, this video would seem to be correct to me and wish I would have found it first. Thanks for the good info guys

Is it normal for the fluid to turn frothy as soon as the car is turned off?

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGiaemCwjsl1jdksi=0dmaPqJjRJDtLpqV . I guess your just trying to sell your product but your wrong

Just bought the same truck as AK... sweet ride.

Did he say 90?!

So 11-12 hours of doing this?

Hope the gas tank was full before bleed😅

Ford does use Marcon LV on their power rack and pinion steering systems. I tried using the synthetic power steering fluid and the steering response was not the same and over a very short time I damaged my power steering pump. so very poor advice from this guy its always best to read and follow your owner manuals recommended fluids.

My car use ATF dextron 3 Toyota use ATF

I used to be tech for years at Chevy and GM would disagree with you. I specialize in GM and Ford. In all honest, the biggest contender to ATF leaks is Dodge/RAM which is basically fiat now. Think I'm kidding, look who made the EcoDiesel in the RAM 1500. It was Fiat. All cars have pros and cons and unfortunately Fiat is not on my list just like Hyundai/Kia for vehicle I recommend for people to buy. New cars are completely garbage and that goes for GM as well. GM can be either ATF or Power Steering Fluid. If it came with ATF from the factory. We put ATF in it. If it came with Power Steering Fluid, we put ATF in it. Heck, before I was a tech at Chevy, at Valvoline was the same thing. Same with a lot of years of RAM 1500-3500 as well using ATF or Valvoline ATF MaxLife.

Can air get into the system if the car has been sitting for 6 months? Drove the car yesterday & the power steering felt sticky, almost manual at times. Parked and checked the fluid was still full. Did notice some leaked back up through the fill cap on the reservoir.

Yeah I’ll default to engineers with millions of hours of R&D like TOYOTA who specifically recommend ATF. I think they know a little more than you do 😂😂😂

So I should clear my schedule the rest of the day and charge the customer by the hour to do that 50 times? Get real.

Do you know what would cause a new hydroboost to leak at the weep hole I put a duralast one on and it leaked asap. Would a bad pump cause the booster to leak?or maybe my lines too tight

Subaru WRX ATF bottle says it's for power steering as well.

Do you keep the power steering cap on or off?

Do you do this with the power steering cap on or off?

Isn't the pump in a 4l60e transmission a metal on metal vane design?

exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

I was one of those customers, filed a BBB complaint and they couldn't contact the company. Finally had to file a claim with my credit card to get reimbursed after over 6 months of trying to get in contact with them. Terrible company. May have been good before bought by steerco. Not even sure if they're still in business since every advertised item everywhere shows out of stock.

Stupid question. I used to run an air fuel separator on my diesel. Can't you use the same principle for this?

What a shit tutorial.

Joshua in 2022 I had you build me a rack for my 04 Cobra and after two racks and buying this fluid that you never sent me I’m having major issues with this rack. At 40-45 mph it’s dangerous to drive! I find it’s interesting that you have finally closed your doors as you deserve to spend time in prison for all the wrong things you’ve done to so many people! Do you read your own google reviews? I’m having Jr at Turn One fix your lack of mechanical skills! You and Big John should be ashamed of themselves!!!

Josh and “BigJohn” should be in prison for how they conduct business! Absolutely do not buy from them! Read their google reviews and you’ll see.

Okay, do you know Toyotas check transmission fluid for power-sharing forward calls for ATF do you know that right so why is that I’m not questioning what you’re saying but I’m questioning why Toyota does that

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With dipstick in or out?

where can i buy the AGR steering fluid ?

Where can I buy the AGR power steering fluid ?

where can i order your power steering fluid ?

what a bullshit toyota and dodge used same fluid for power steering and transition

I got a ram 2500 diesel, after feeling something different in the brake pedal and lack of power steering shortly after I changed the pump. I did a lot of bleeding and made sure the new pump was delivering pressure to the hydro booster, kept bleeding and I can only turn the wheel completely left, once I get to center it wont turn any further. It wont turn right. Any help is appreciated. Thanks, alfred M

There is also a lot of metal-to-metal-contact in an automatic transmission, so ATF should not be used in these either...

Great video with lots of useful information. Have a few questions, 1. At what point do you stop bleeding, if booster is bad/defective? 2. Do you recommend that all the lines be replaced due to the expose to excess heat from the fluid ?

is it ok to use central hydraulic fluid instead of power steering fluid?

CAP ON OR OFF DURING BLEEDING?

Dude is just trying to sell his products..by the way suck I bought his trash.

Hopefully, I can get an answer to this question, before I screw something up... doing a PS Bleed today. I have a 2007 Hummer H2 that has a RANCHO STEERING STABILIZER shock on the steering control bar... this makes turning the steering wheel without the motor running TOUGH. With the ignition turned ON, but the engine NOT RUNNING, trying to turn the steering wheel takes a good deal of pressure. IS THIS HOW IT SHOULD BE WITH A STEERING STABILIZER SHOCK ON THE TRUCK? Also, I just got back from a 7,200 mile highway Road Trip, Vegas to the Atlantic Ocean and back... when I smell the PS Fluid on the stick, it smells burnt. Is this a BAD SIGN or does it smell burnt under normal conditions. I use Lubeguard Complete Synth Power Steering Fluid. Whenever I put any RED PS Fluids in the rez, I have to replace the pump. m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611mC6KaaSL._AC_SL1500_.jpg Lubeguard is CLEAR, though not entirely clear after this 7k mile trip. THE FORCE USED TO TURN THE WHEEL, IGNITION ON, WHEELS OFF GROUND AND ENGINE OFF... CONCERNS ME!

Thanks for the informative video. As you are going through the cycles and it keeps burping out fluid, can the fluid get low enough so you are sucking in air again? (Like with bleeding brakes) How often do you need to top up the fluid? It seems like when I add fluid, I loose it all again the next time I start turning the wheel.

Spoiler alert, this dude is biased towards his company

While going through the cycles does the power steering fluid cap need to be off or on?

Thanks for the video! Why do you do it with the car off instead of on? Curious as every other video I've seen has the car on.

There is No way Ford does 40 Cycles at the factory before starting the truck! 😂😂 Another reason why I own a Chevy