kazarian

i rear ended my friend last week, now when i turn my wheel, my car groans, the further i turn it, the more it groans, i think it's the power steering, but im not sure, the sound comes from where my serpentine belt is, i don't know if theres rubbing or what. also the fluid in the resevior on the front left (as i stand facing the car) bubbles up as i turn the wheel. what is that/ what does that mean?
please help.
thank you

ford_racer

do you think it could be some sheetmetal or something rubbing on the tires or the steering assembly? that would be my guess, or you messed up the power steering pump somehow

is he/she still your friend?

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72 Ford F100- Edelbrock Cam (lift .460/.480, duration 272/282), Edelbrock Carb (4bbl 850 cfm), Edelbrock Performer Intake (Single Plane), stock heads, stock exhaust manifolds, Flowmaster 40s coming as soon as its running.
78 Ford Granada/Mercury Monarch Stock Car- 351 Windsor, 6 point rollcage, 9inch 3.50s with full locker, Cooper Cobra tires, Open Exhaust, heads and cam secret

kazarian

thanks, i'll have to look closer in the morning, is the pump expensive/hard to fix? yeah i guess she's still my friend, it was mostly her fault, and all her truck got was a crushed in bumper, so far i've removed my front bumper, bumper reinforcment, passenger headlight assembly and the header. where is the
power steering pump?