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williaj6
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Posted: 10/05/09 05:23 AM
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I have a 68 Stang. I installed P/S. I purchased a rebuilt control valve and it pulled to one side or the other. I puchased a new Flaming River control valve and it does the same thing. I re-adjusted the center nut to 90 lbs still the same result. The cylinder is new, the pump is remanufactured, and the lines are correctly installed.
Any suggestions?
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Posted: 10/05/09 07:52 AM
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has the front end ben aligned and if so the caster should be about +2 deg. if its 0 or - that could be the problem, or maybe too much toe.
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williaj6
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Posted: 10/08/09 12:19 PM
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Hello, and thanks for your response.
The front end has been aligned. I have had a rebuilt and a new control valve, both determined to be defective. I received a third new control valve and it works great.
I will have to replace the pressure lines because they have been removed and resealed to many times. But O'Reily's took care of me at N/C.
Since starting I noticed my oil pressure gage is spiking. I replaced the wire harness and sending unit. Now I have went from a dead gage or no pressure to all out. Do you think it might be the wrong ohms on the sending unit?
Regards, John
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Posted: 10/08/09 01:52 PM
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possibly, i use mechanical gauges but if i needed an electric sending unit i would order one from National Parts Depot or Scott Drake if he has them , both these companies sell top notch mustang parts and correct sending units etc. you can find there info on the web.
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Posted: 10/08/09 01:52 PM
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williaj6
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Posted: 10/09/09 04:27 AM
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Hi Jeff,
Thanks for that. That was my next thought also. I figured the guys at O'Reilys only knew what their PC showed them.
Still can't believe I had to order 3 control valves to obtain one that worked!
John
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