Pompe a power steering semble collée?

[Colonel 0]

Salut tout le monde, sa fait longtemps que je ne suis pas venu sur le forum ni au meeting, je suis en Ontario depuis un an lol.

La j'ai un petit problème, j'ai un Cobra 03 et ma pompe a power steering vire comme mon supercharge, c'est comme si j'étais dans le fond du volant en tout temps. Je n'ai pas d'impact en tant que tel sur la conduite, mais le son n'a pas d'affaire là hahha.

Merci si vous avez de l'info

[mykecote 0]

Ton niveau d'huile à power steering est bon ?

[Colonel 0]

Ouais toute est parfait à ce niveau là

[mykecote 0]

Est-ce que ca ''cri'' plus quand tu accote ton volant au maximum ?!?

[Colonel 0]

Non, aussitot que je start le char sa commence et ça n'arrête jamais. On l'entend de loin, comme je dit le son ressemble à mon supercharge quand il embarque lol.

[DkoD 0]

reste que j'apelle ca l'avèenement des pompes electrique
c'Est l'enfer comment ca mene du train
ma mazda 6 est pareil

maudit que j'aime ca les pompes mecanique

[Colonel 0]

Hahaha, sa fait juste chier, un esti de son pas rapport....

[DkoD 0]

si t'entendait ma mazda 6 tu badtripperais
mais informe toi pareil au concessionnaire des fois qu'elle serais en trouble

[mykecote 0]

Tien, voici ce qu'il est dit de vérifier dans le manual shop.... et en passant, c'est pas une pompe électrique qu'il y a sur les 99-04

Si t'as besoin de d'autre information, gêne toi pas




Steering System Components — 4.6L Engine (CIII Power Steering Pump)

Item Part Number Description

1	3A713	Power steering hose
2	3R700	Power steering pump reservoir
3	3A714	Power steering hose
4	2B559	Hydro-boost assy
5	3E525	Power steering hose
6	3504	Steering gear
7	3A130	Tie-rod end
8	3A713	Power steering hose
9	3D746	Power steering fluid cooler
10	3A674	Power steering pump

PINPOINT TEST A: STEERING SYSTEM NOISE




Test Step Result / Action to Take

A1 CHECK FOR MECHANICAL NOISE
Test drive the vehicle to verify the steering system noise. Does the steering system make a clunk noise?	Yes CHECK for loose, worn or damaged tie rod ends. REFER to Component Tests, Steering Linkage in this section. CHECK for loose or worn steering gear isolators (if applicable). INSTALL new isolators if necessary. REFER to Section 211-02 . If the noise is from the steering column, CHECK the steering column intermediate shaft for grounding through the body and repair as necessary. If the noise is from the steering column boot bearing, INSTALL a new steering column boot bearing. REFER to Section 211-04 . If the noise is from the suspension components, INSTALL new suspension components as necessary. REFER to Section 204-01 . If the noise is from loose, worn or damaged intermediate shaft U-joint(s), INSTALL a new lower steering column shaft. REFER to Section 211-04 . No If a squeak is present in the steering column, REPAIR the steering column mountings or align the steering column as necessary. REFER to Section 211-04 . For all other concerns, GO to A2 .
A2 VERIFY THE CONCERN
NOTE: Make sure that the vehicle is on a flat dry surface, the transmission is in PARK, and that the windows are rolled up. NOTE: Some power steering noise is expected. If in doubt of the acceptability of the noise level, evaluate another vehicle of the same model and powertrain. Key in START position. Place the climate control fan switch speed in position 2 or 50%. Turn the steering wheel one-half turn off-center to the right then one-half turn off-center to the left. Is the power steering noisy?	Yes If a grunt noise is present, verify the steering column boot is OK and the exhaust system is not grounding out. If a moan is present, verify that the tie rod ends and ball joints are OK. GO to A3 . No If a squeal is present, INSPECT and INSTALL a new engine drive belt or belt tensioner as necessary. REFER to Section 303-00 . If the steering system noise is a hiss or whistle, INSPECT the steering column boot at the dash panel. REPAIR or INSTALL a new boot as necessary. REFER to Section 211-04 . INSPECT the steering gear input shaft and valve for wear or damage. REFER to Section 211-02 . INSPECT the power steering gear, intermediate shaft and power steering lines and hoses for grounding to the body and repair as necessary. INSPECT for openings or missing plugs in the instrument panel cowl and repair as necessary. If there are no missing plugs or openings in the cowl, grounded power steering gear, intermediate shaft or power steering lines or hoses, GO to A6 .
A3 CHECK FOR COLD START NOISE
NOTE: Some noise during an extremely cold start -25.5° C (-14° F) is normal and should improve as the steering system warms up (usually within 60 seconds). Key in START position. Verify the noise condition. Is the noise present only during cold start up?	Yes CHECK for contamination in the power steering reservoir screen. FLUSH the power steering system as necessary. REFER to Power Steering System Flushing in this section. TEST the system for normal operation. No GO to A4 .
A4 INSPECT THE POWER STEERING FLUID
Key in OFF position. With the engine OFF, inspect the power steering fluid for aeration. Is the power steering fluid foamy or aerated?	Yes GO to A5 . PURGE the power steering system. REFER to Power Steering System Purging in this section. No If the power steering system noise is a whine or moan, INSTALL a new power steering pump. REFER to Section 211-02 . If the power steering noise is a grunt, INSTALL a new power steering gear. REFER to Section 211-02 .
A5 CHECK THE POWER STEERING FLUID LEVEL WITH THE ENGINE ON AND OFF
NOTE: Record the vacuum level when the pump noise occurs with no steering input. Vacuum level should be greater than 10 inches of mercury with CII pump and 15 inches of mercury on the CIII pump. Key in START position. With the engine running, inspect the power steering fluid level. Key in OFF position. With the engine off, inspect the power steering fluid level. Does the power steering fluid level change with the engine off?	Yes PURGE the power steering system. REFER to Power Steering System Purging in this section. No GO to A6 .
A6 CHECK THE POWER STEERING PUMP
NOTE: Do not turn the steering wheel to either the right or left stop. Power steering relief noise will occur and is normal at the stop positions. Key in START position. With the engine running, rotate the steering wheel 90 degrees to the left then to the right. Does the frequency of the hiss change between the left and right positions?	Yes INSTALL a new power steering gear. REFER to Section 211-02 . No INSTALL a new power steering pump. REFER to Section 211-02 .

[Colonel 0]

Merci, bien apprécié