89 Grand Marquis possible suspension issue

[monotonorobo]

I topped it off w regular power steering that I had sitting around, I’ll grab something else. I also have the OEM air system on the car rn but I want to replace the lines along with the compressor, as I think there is a slight leak on the connection between it and the line.

[friskyfrankie]

I topped it off w regular power steering that I had sitting around, I’ll grab something else. I also have the OEM air system on the car rn but I want to replace the lines along with the compressor, as I think there is a slight leak on the connection between it and the line.

You can do a few power steering fluid changes using a turkey baster. Always remember to work the wheel all the way, in both directions, but don't hold it at the extremes for more than a second or so!

[monotonorobo]

You can do a few power steering fluid changes using a turkey baster. Always remember to work the wheel all the way, in both directions, but don't hold it at the extremes for more than a second or so!

got it. I was planning to siphon it out and refill it. When I topped it off previously I did turn the wheel side to side at max ranges about 3-4 times.
And in relation to the off topic thing I brought up, I forgot I had a spare ACT sensor sitting around so I might swap that out just to see what happens.

[sly]

Yes, Type F is the first choice but I did not mention it as it may be difficult to find. The Dex/Merc III should be easier to find and work well.

True enough, but figured I'd put that out there. Also, MERC V will also work, but is even more spendy.

[friskyfrankie]

True enough, but figured I'd put that out there. Also, MERC V will also work, but is even more spendy.

As usual, you are 100% correct!

[gadget73]

If its noisy even with fresh correct juice, the Lucas power steering snot does a pretty good job of shutting them up.