power steering
i know these are 40 something year old cars.... but how well does power steering on a classic mustang compared i dunno to say a modern car?
im just wondering the power steering is a little rough and i am wondering if i need a rebuild or is it just normal for a classic mustang.
not really sure how to describe the roughness.
im just wondering the power steering is a little rough and i am wondering if i need a rebuild or is it just normal for a classic mustang.
not really sure how to describe the roughness.
Rough as in inconsistant, Rough as in hard to turn, Rough as in slack or slop??? The mustang PS is a power assist rather than a power steering gear box so it is going to be a little different than a modern car. It should be pretty smooth if everthing is working correctly though.
When I turn mine to the left it is very light (seems better than newer cars) but when I turn it to the right it seems a bit harder but not nearly as bad as not having it. Not sure what the issue is there either.. Nothing is leaking but something may need to be rebuilt/replaced. I havent really gotten into it.
When I turn mine to the left it is very light (seems better than newer cars) but when I turn it to the right it seems a bit harder but not nearly as bad as not having it. Not sure what the issue is there either.. Nothing is leaking but something may need to be rebuilt/replaced. I havent really gotten into it.
Mine works pretty good when it doesn't leak. On the 1966 model the control valve is part of the cross link from the pitman arm and the steering box.
Retails at about $400.00 US. I have replaced 2 of them so far…..
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