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mrfixit is right, there must be a pump- either the main hydraulic or the power steering pump which is driven off of the front timing case cover in order for hydraulic oil to be entering the engine. I'm not familiar with your exact truck but that's the only way it can happen
  • Posted 19 Apr 2016 00:47
  • By bbforks
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