Obsol3te

yea they are labeled but my car's covered, outside, and its dark</P>


so alls i got goin for me is that pic atm</P>


wheres the power steering thing supposed to be then?</P>

Glengemen

First thing you do tomarow, go to the closest parts store and get a haines or chilton manual for your car PLEASE!

Glengemen

The ps pump should be on the drivers side about 10" lower.

Obsol3te

hehe</P>


ok will do, yea sorry for all the questions. you must be gettin Reaaally agitated trying to explain the simplest of things to me.</P>

Obsol3te

ok last question for you for the night </P>


does it matter if its 10" higher? then its supposed to be?</P>


or will it cause problems and i should get this fixed asap?</P>

Glengemen

Sorry if I seem agitated, but I like for people to educate themselves by experience. If more people cared enough to learn what they are doing and do a little research on what intrests them the world would be a little better place. I am really glad that you actuall care enough to try to understand your car<IMG src=smileys/smiley1.gif border="0">

Obsol3te

yea but im sure you learned even the littlest bit from your dad or something that sparked your interest and learned from him?(guessing)</P>


im going into this blindly its a new "passion" for me(most likely) looks very fun and ive always wanted a beefy car, just never really looked into it too much</P>

Glengemen

No, it really doesn't. It's job is to function and you say it is working so I would leave it alone. When you get a new serpentine belt(the black thing that drives the ps pump) you will want to measure it, or have the parts store match it up because it is probably a wierd lenth

Glengemen

Yah, I did learn some things from the folks. How I really started was tearin everything that I could get my handson apart, then I learned how to put it back together. I got in lots of truble, but I learned lots.It also helps that I have been to tech school also.