LaResvalosa

I was told it is most likely the rack & pinion that got damaged. So looks like I'm gonna be spending an extra 250 at my neighborhood friendly autozone

AKlowriderZ71

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Check for another broken pump shaft. If it's a reman pump, it may still have the old style pump shaft that break really easily.

livefast1

iTrader: (1)

My shop very rarely puts reman pumps on anymore. Its almost a guarantee that it will get sent back as a defect. But you should also diagnose and fix your leak as well before replacing the pump otherwise you will damage the new pump by running it low. Did you bleed the system after you installed the pump?

LaResvalosa

It was a duralast pump. And no I didn't blead it before cause I forgot. I blead it afterwards. Everything in place is new, the pump, rack & pinion, and outer tie end rods so now just to fill it and hope for the best.

LaResvalosa

Finally got it working. It was a bad rack & pinion and pump. I had to change my pump twice as my old bad rack & pinion messes up my new pump