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Old 03-29-2007, 09:22 PM
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nosiy brakes/steering

hey yall......ive been running great since i changed my motor... i have this small issue. when i push the brakes, i get a LOUD noise, i have the same noise when i use the steering wheel. is it burnt fluid? bad pump? i have a powersteering cooler in the front with the tranny cooler, but its probably still possible the fluid is dead. also, when i brake and turn at the same time the braking affects the steering. not much, but enough to tell. its NOISY it was not noisy before i changed the engine
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