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7060 steering is noisy

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    Posted: 21 Sep 2020 at 12:50pm
On my black belly 7060, the hydraulics squawk something terrible every time I turn the steering wheel, even a little bit. Seems to be getting worse. Used to only do it cold; now it does it even after it's warmed up. Any suggestions as to what might be wrong....? Thanks, Darrel
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If it still steers as easily as usual, are you sure there's not a line or hose related to the power steering circuit touching the cab somewhere?? Try the steering wheel clear UP and DOWN to see if that makes any difference. If the cab mounts are shot, that should also give you driveline noise as well.
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Relief valve is in unit under steering wheel. Relief valve could be low causing it to open.                     MACK
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