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Power Steering Whining
I owned a 2001 Ford F-150 pickup, Supercrew, 2WD,
V8 5.4L Engine. The truck has 7000 miles. I did
not hear the whining noise when I purchased the
truck in July 2000. At both idle or 20 -35 MPH,
when I turn the steering wheel I can hear the
whining noise. The noise disappears as soon as the
wheels return to the straight position. Is this
normal? or am I having a defect power steering
system? I brought the truck to two dealerships,
they both siad that is normal because I have a rear
wheel drive. Appreciate any help you can provide
Thanks
cbtran
V8 5.4L Engine. The truck has 7000 miles. I did
not hear the whining noise when I purchased the
truck in July 2000. At both idle or 20 -35 MPH,
when I turn the steering wheel I can hear the
whining noise. The noise disappears as soon as the
wheels return to the straight position. Is this
normal? or am I having a defect power steering
system? I brought the truck to two dealerships,
they both siad that is normal because I have a rear
wheel drive. Appreciate any help you can provide
Thanks
cbtran
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I would have thought that the combined forces of steering, driving and/or braking on the front wheels of a FWD car would stress the steering even more.