BR(1998-2005 Ford Range) Power steering hose Repair

After Repairing both Front wheel Bearings I Found a leak coming from the Power Steering hoses connection to the Rack & Pinion.
Replaced the Return hose and Preasure hoses.
End the end it turned out to be the Plastic Nylon washers where warn out, Anyway atlease I got some new hoses.
Got the Hoses from Oreily Auto store and the Nylon washer online from Ebay.
Note The Parts are for a 1998-2005 Ford Ranger.
Nylon Washers: Power Steering Pump Washer Dorman 82540
www.ebay.com/it...
Power Steering Hoses: MasterPro Power Steering Hose - Power Steering
www.oreillyauto...
MasterPro Power Steering Hose - Return Hose
www.oreillyauto...
Front Wheel Bearings: Duralast Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly-Front Outer
www.autozone.co...
Front Wheel Bearings: Duralast Wheel Bearing/Hub Assembly-Front Inner
www.autozone.co...

[@80GP400]

I haven't came back and watched this Video since I uploaded it. Cant believe 18k people watched it. I didn't think 100 would. I repeat I don't get paid for these videos and they are for fun and i'm not a Mechanic i'm a Electronic Tech.. Yeah Resolution not great, Sound not great, Camera not great. 18k people still watched it LOL Thanks Folks ! Truck is still running with 250,000 Miles on it.

[@josdedam]

After I took a good look at mine, I decided that my mechanic could get his hand dirty for me. Thank you lol

[@80GP400]

Cool you got a good Mechanic you can trust.

[@TitanFallDeath666420]

Just a heads up! When doing those power steering lines it's best just too cut the old lines above the bolt so you can use a socket instead of wrench to get the old lines out! It's faster and easier too remove this way do to the tight space on the lower pressure line.

[@80GP400]

Yup do it whatever way you like. Either way you will save more then taking it to the shop.

[@loftsatsympaticodotc]

I gave the comments a like but Radsky, please try to improve the quality of the video to be useful to others with the same problems. We have 4 Rangers (don't ask;-). Your voice is clear, and well timed, but next time could you please try to shine a powerful light on each problem. Too avoid shake, then park your camera on a tripod or attach it somehow, so it's not wiggling. Then you have both hands available. Also, you can then use a small rod to put the finger on each point you're discussing. Thanks for posting.

[@80GP400]

Thanks, I'm sure this is not the best video, I did this and all my video's for fun. shocks me it was even viewed 18k times LOL

[@stinman46]

why dont you do it show us what you got

[@aux1z11]

Sounds like a New Holland

[@80GP400]

Yup my Video's are for fun. so Cheers !