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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #90 on: 20 August 2012, 12:09:31 »

just until I'm next in town  :P
Well, if there is a demo being shown...  ::)

Yep. :y We'd be happy to demo "curry eating" in return.  ::)
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #91 on: 20 August 2012, 13:20:50 »

Will have to check on the bolt orientation.  Will check my new one, you may find the bolts to be stuck solid as I have! Hence snapped Allen key! Can you send me a pic Chris of tools used, cos I'm struggling to find some to work in a tight space as the job is.

Read all about servotronic solenoids on the Internet, sold it to me where a guy with a volvo v70r had exact troubles, he replaced his and bobs you auntie. The. Volvo didn't have a steering box, but it made sense for me to buy one, albeit not swapped yet, but not too bad if it don't sort it for £55 spent!
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #92 on: 20 August 2012, 15:52:18 »

On re reading I havent added...

...while holding a constant 3000 rpm box in neutral, as it would have to be or things might get lively ;D turn the steering towards full lock and it drags the rpm down to 2500 rpm.

Let go of the steering and it goes back up to 3k again.
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #93 on: 20 August 2012, 17:38:54 »

That would suggest that the pump is struggling :-\ in the same way that a weak alternator might struggle with meeting a sudden high current draw :-\

Have you tried spinning the pump with the aux belt off with both ignition on and off  :-\
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #94 on: 20 August 2012, 18:57:56 »



Behind these screws apparently is a gauze filter. Tis my guess.  (pump broke up, lots of bits)

How you get at it is another question.
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #95 on: 20 August 2012, 19:04:14 »

C'mon Chris ..... haven't you found this relay yet?  ??? This is getting to be a loooooooooooooooooooooong thread1  ::) ::) ::) ;D
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #96 on: 20 August 2012, 19:22:04 »

Why are we still considering the solenoid? IMHO, that has been proven to be working as expected given that the steering is heavy in places but still affected by removal of the servotronic box.

IMHO, stiffness in certain parts of the steering travel while the pump pressure relief valve operates points to the box, although there's an outside chance that the pump relief valve could be opening early. I don't think I'd be struggling to get to the servotronic valve given what we know of the problem.

I'd be swapping the pump with a known good (just because it's easy), then it's the box.
sorry, busy day, er... In response to Tidla, as he's changed the pump already, seems a logical step short of changing the box itself. ESP as there's talk of a filter involved.

And yes, as I will be intrigued to know what can happen to a steering box in the space of 60k since I've owned it, that can cause this problem, I will be looking to dismantle the bugger at some point. But only once it's proved faulty. Needless to say I will be somewhat miffed if the box comes out and it's not at fault. :-\ so while it may be making work, and taking longer, I want to be sure it's the box before breaking ball joints, moving LPG gubbins and jacking up engines to get the swine out. :)

I'd rather try the servo first, but that opinion may well change if I had the previous experience of removing a box complete, I guess. :-\
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #97 on: 20 August 2012, 19:27:29 »

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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #98 on: 20 August 2012, 22:07:18 »

just until I'm next in town  :P
Well, if there is a demo being shown...  ::)
Well seeing as I saved him a job doing the dif, it's only fair. :)
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #99 on: 21 August 2012, 21:41:05 »

There's a possibility of a "South" trip in the next couple of weeks.

Plus I'll need a parking space while we're in the USA......!
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #100 on: 21 August 2012, 22:16:27 »

I'm sure we can all take turns in looking after anything with a V8 in it.. ;)
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #101 on: 21 August 2012, 23:42:43 »

Do you think he'll notice if we swap a v6 into his Holden..?  :-X
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #102 on: 22 August 2012, 00:03:30 »

I won't tell if you don't :-X besides with my misfire it won't sound any different ::)
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #103 on: 22 August 2012, 10:42:29 »

oh dear - V8 is the only option at the moment. Got 4 cars on the road just now and they're all V8s
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Re: Servo tronic relay location 3.2
« Reply #104 on: 22 August 2012, 10:52:01 »

One each then? ;D
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