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Whiney noise from power steering

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markb0729:
Works like new.  That is for 1965.  :D

Scott302:
When you call Roger Rode the first thing he will tell you to do is to change out the power steering fluid.  I think Roger likes the NAPA brand.  You should be good with Motorcraft Type F.  PS fluid has shown to be the cause of a lot of PS failures.  It was so bad that Cardone, the largest supplier of rebuilt pumps, had independent tests done to come up with a list of aftermarket fluids that met OE specs.
https://cardone.com/docs/default-source/product-pgs/webapprovedpsfluids.pdf?sfvrsn=24
Regards,
Scott

scrowe:
Scott
Thanks for your response, Roger was extremely helpful as we discussed my problem and as you noted he recommended changing out the fluid.  If this does not fix it I will definitely send the pump up to him.
Thanks again
Steve

DKutz:
what fluid did he recommend?  Mine is whining as well after a rebuild.  Not bad but enough to bug me.  I can try a flush...

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67gtasanjose:

--- Quote from: Scott302 on February 27, 2017, 02:33:48 PM ---When you call Roger Rode the first thing he will tell you to do is to change out the power steering fluid.  I think Roger likes the NAPA brand.  You should be good with Motorcraft Type F.  PS fluid has shown to be the cause of a lot of PS failures.  It was so bad that Cardone, the largest supplier of rebuilt pumps, had independent tests done to come up with a list of aftermarket fluids that met OE specs.
https://cardone.com/docs/default-source/product-pgs/webapprovedpsfluids.pdf?sfvrsn=24
Regards,
Scott

--- End quote ---

So FORD suggested Type-F ATF in the 60's.

Wouldn't then ANY POWER STEERING FLUID BE INCORRECT?

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