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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY repair walkthrough for replacing power steering rams on a TC40DA with super steer, filmed by someone actually doing the job. It covers unbolting the radiator connections, freeing the swivel-head lines, removing the ram bracket and pins, and disassembling the ram in a vise to replace the wipers and bushings. Useful for owners tackling this specific repair themselves, not a buyer's overview or spec review.
Posted by the Chris S channel, an owner working through the repair on their own machine rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Take off the radiator connections (10mm), free the swivel head lines, remove the bracket bolts and pins, then shimmy and pry the ram down until it falls out.
There is a nut at the end, two white wipers, a rubber bushing, a small one, one on the outside, and a green one on the inside that presses in with your fingers.
No, you can leave it on, though removing it makes access easier; it is not required to complete the job.
