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  1. simp5782

    M916-M920 Tech & Tips

    You can also cap those cylinder lines off and drive it and see how it does. I have mine capped off in my 920 and I run 445 65 22.5 steers and have a 16in steering wheel and mine turns fine
  2. simp5782

    M916-M920 Tech & Tips

    Undo the tie rod and check movement sliding it in and out with the lines at the cylinder cracked open. old hoses connecting to the cylinder could be deteriorating inside causing a restriction or your steering pump is just getting weak
  3. simp5782

    M916-M920 Tech & Tips

    I have a few take off power steering units. How is your freeplay in your steering assist cylinder? Sometimes they make it stiff to turn.
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