Borgeson Power Steering Installed

I am celebrating the successful installation of power steering in my 73 Duster with a Borgeson box. I have a 5.7 truck engine sitting on a biscuit mount 72 k frame with TTI headers. The box is very similar in size to the Flaming River manual box I replaced.

I had to remove the torsion bar and header to get the boxes in and out. The input splines on the box are different so I had to buy the Borgeson U-joint. The lower shaft on my manual steering column had to be swapped out for a shorter power shaft and then cut following the instructions with the U-joint. I connected the box to the truck pump. I bought an Edelman line #71436 with 16 mm inverted flare for the box end and 16 mm O-ring for the pump end fitting and made it fit with minimal rebending of the line. I had to cut off part of the pressure fitting on the truck pump so the threads would engage properly. For the return line I used an Edelman #71858 with 16mm inverted flare on both ends and cut off one end and resent the other a little then used brass couplers to go from the 3/8 hose to 5/8 power steering return hose to connect to the return nipple on the pump.

I think the truck pump pressure is higher than the GM pump they recommend using as the steering now feels a little too easy, but I am very happy so far, especially since my main reason for the swap is so my wife feels comfortable driving it. If I decide later to reduce the pressure I will switch to AN lines and use the Heidts pressure reducer.

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I have a 73 duster 318 with new borgeson gear box and power steering pump. I’m having issues bleeding the lines and getting it working.
it keeps building pressure and blowing lines off and fluid everywhere.
any ideas. Please help lol.