What pressure should a person use?There is a PDF with the instructions that states approximate pressures as shims are added. Just Google Borgeson 899001.
Cley
What pressure should a person use?There is a PDF with the instructions that states approximate pressures as shims are added. Just Google Borgeson 899001.
What pressure should a person use?
Cley
This can't be done on a Federal or TRW pump, only Saginaw pumps.Does someone actually have a picture of WHERE the shims install in a Federal pump? Thank you drive through.
I thought that my pump was the problem.
I put a pressure tester on my Federal and found that the pump only put out 3 or 4 hundred pounds while turning the wheels. When I dead headed it, I got 750lbs. My steering had "pinky" steering mode, which was terrible.
We have a guy here in Ontario that "firm feels" steering boxes and is 3rd generation doing it. Don't shoot the messenger, but he scoffed at the idea of "pumping it down". I had him build my box and it is freaking amazing. My steering feels like assisted manual at all times (can palm the wheel in a parking lot), and the car handles beautifully down the road.......LOL, best of all, it was $395 CDN, and a 2 day turn around.
The guy's name is Ken.....Classic Steering Gear in Markham Ontario.Who is the guy?
What is the Borgeson power reducing valve if you’re still around? Got the box, and have the hissing everyone complains about. Maybe this would help.Just to add to this thread, I just picked up my Duster from the shop. I had them install a Borgeson power steering unit. My car now drives very similar to a modern car. I also had them install the Borgeson power reducing valve as well to take the pressure down to about 900lbs (three shims) which is what was recommened for A body cars. I might even take it down a bit more but I'll give it a while before I decide. Anyway, this was a nice upgrade to the handling of the car! No more play in the wheel and much easier to handle at slow speeds!