Diagnosing A Power Steering Whine Noise

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Todays video is how to Diagnose a Power Steering Whine. I use this term because the sound will resemble sort of like when a power steering pump is low on fluid. This sound was noticeable while driving and needed to figure it out. The ford 150 with the 5.4 3v engine has a number of idler Pulleys. The more idlers you have the greater chance of a bearing failing that will be causing the noise. You can either replace the bearing or grease it like I did in the video
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[@SierraOne]

Your expertise is recognized and appreciated!! There is no substitute for experience. Thank you !

[@moabwheeling]

I for one have repacked idler bearings like you did and they lasted for years. I agree with you on the throw away society we have now. I rather utilize what I have and when need be then I will replace as needed. Take care Jerry and be safe sir.

[@TestDontguess]

Thank you sir

[@b.c.goldprospecting1724]

I do this at work all the time working on small engine equipment.

[@danhambrick6331]

I'm with you Jerry on a "throw away sociaty".Try and find a rebuild kit for your alternator or starter,good luck.....

[@TestDontguess]

Years ago you could purchase them, not so much now days

[@homeguy4]

So true, we are a throw away world. So sad. Good Video!

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

Great how to Jerry. You gotta do what you gotta do. If i can get a year or two more by repackaging them I will. Bearing grease is cheap and it lasts a long time. The new one's hardly have any in them. Been known to repack them as well.

[@TestDontguess]

I know right..... I opened one and I was like WTF

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

@@TestDontguess that way in they fail. People will just get new ones. Its a win for them. Less grease means they will fail sooner. So people will get new ones in a year or two.

[@toddmccowen8206]

my 2016 ram after new high pressure hose it was the belt idler bearing $24 vs the hose $150 plus gas

[@donsmith5880]

That bearing will last for year's now after greased I did it before .Great

[@86bigred]

Great video, i try to do the same myself, hate living in a throwaway society

[@TestDontguess]

There is so much in today’s society that could be fixed but instead just tossed out

[@murphtahoe1]

Total BS...I must have called a dozen brake shops in Los Angeles and no one turned rotors or drums anymore. Glad to see you show some people how to a quick fix that will a several years if done right and what kind of condition it was in. Cool video.

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

Are NAPA and O'Reillys does. Might be something to think aboot. But you being in California the rules might be a tad different than in Indiana.

[@TestDontguess]

I dunno if anybody turns rotors around here anymore

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

@@TestDontguess like you said its a thrown out and get new.

[@ronhuffman7973]

New Rotors are so inexpensive now that the labor to turn them costs more than a new one. I recycle the iron.

[@charleslauren7605]

Thanx!

[@cory8791]

Great vid!!! I have always wondered if you could over grease a bearing!!

[@TestDontguess]

Yes can especially in a high voltage motor, what happens is over time the grease will work it’s way into the Rotor and Stator and take out the motor

[@twistedwrench490]

Another great video bro. Very informative

[@DIYVariety]

Can you repack with grease if your lucky enough to get it at ghe very start. Thanks for the video

[@watuzi]

I can't remember the last time I repacked a bearing. It's been a minute.

[@TestDontguess]

I know right, prolly for many

[@DIYVariety]

Lol never mind you answered it lol

[@matty86suk]

I throw up in my mouth when I think about working on a 5.4/3

[@TestDontguess]

😂🤣😂🤣😂 they are legendary and will go down in history as the worst gas engine Ford made

[@matty86suk]

@@TestDontguess I owned a 6.0 powestroke for a few years, great engine when it ran, did turbo and injectors for the price of a complete new 5.4 long block...I’m in an old school Chrysler 5.9 magnum now.

[@TestDontguess]

I owned a 6.0 power joke as well...... mine was a lemon

[@erocksks5307]

Is this bubbles from trailer park Boys