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water in power steering pump?
I am in the process of doing an engine swap in my 88 Stingray. While
putting the power sterring pump back on I noticed white oil coming out of the top. Took the lid off and out poured water and steering fluid. My first thought was that I had a bad oil cooler. Took it off and stuck an airhose in the oil side and it held more pressure than I could hold back with my thumb. Tried the water side and it was the same. So it looks like that's not the problem. What else could it be? How could a busted block cause something like this? Could it? And how in the world am I supposed to get the water out of the rest of the system? Should I hook everything back up and add steering fluid and let it flow out the return line until it's all clear? I have no way of knowing how long it's been like this. I checked it when I first saw the boat 3 years ago, but that doesn't tell me much. I didn't see the boat again until I bought it. Could have broken the next day for all I know. Reckon the whole steering system is now shot because of this? I just put a long block in it and haven't even got to start it yet. How should I fix this? |
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