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I'd start by unhooking the high pressure line going into the steering box. See if you can then turn the pump with the pressure relieved. Perhaps there's a blockage? Is the filter in one piece?
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I would guess that there's a blockage somewhere, but where I don't know, and what would cause it I cannot say. I have been looking at EPC for hints as to where the problem might come from. The W140 is supposed to have parameter steering which I assume is accomplished through fluid regulation, but what does the regulating I don't know yet. I might have to pull the high pressure line and see what's going on as you suggest. I thought about trying compressed air either back through the return line or via the pressure side but if the problem is a regulator valve it would likely do no good. Thanks Steve A
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