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Pwr Steering Bleed Valve on Steering Box ? #693147 02/04/06 06:53 PM
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Ok I'm looking at the FSM for yota pickup 4X4 1994 V6 with standard power steering setup. It says there is a bleed valve on the steering gear box you should connect clear hose to and get air our of system.

Well I've looked everywhere on my steering gear box and I only see the hex nut in the center with teh flat head adjustment screw.
[img][image]http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f251/mcrocop/steeringbox.jpg[/img][/image]

Can anyone tell me where the bleed valve is on the steering box ???

I'm getting a new PS reservoir today (mine is leaking) and I want to bleed the system correctly. Chilton manual also describes this BLEED VALVE.

Re: Pwr Steering Bleed Valve on Steering Box ? [Re: TheToeCutter] #693148 02/04/06 07:08 PM
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Some of them have them, some do not. Looks the same a a brake bleeder valve.


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Re: Pwr Steering Bleed Valve on Steering Box ? [Re: TheToeCutter] #693149 02/04/06 07:15 PM
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You might be able to use the adjustment screw on top to bleed it. When I was adjusting mine, fluid started to come out.


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