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Message: [QUOTE="TARM, post: 466298, member: 578"] It could just be leaking at the connection of the hose itself. The PS fluid is used for the hydro boost of the brake system as I am sure you know. Sounds like you need to at the very least flush the PS system. Pull the return hose from the brake hydro boost. Drop it in a bucket. Jack the front of the truck off the ground. Pick up some full synthetic trans fluid. You know what here follow the direction at the linked page below. Save me typing it out for the umpteenth time. [URL="http://www.superdutypsd.com/power_steering_flush.php"]Super Duty Power Steering System Flush[/URL] After doing that make sure everything around the system is all cleaned up real well. With everything re-attached and the front end still off the ground work the steering and the brakes and see if you find any leaks. Go from there. [/QUOTE]

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