Full hydro steering Install on a Jeep XJ 

I will have to check that out. Thanks 👍

Thanks Dan!

No. The aeroquip fittings were factory. I slightly drill out the factory fitting on the pump . Im sorry I dont remember the exact size. I didnt want to go too big to create issues. I went like 1 drill size up from factory on the xj

I was worried about that. Im working on an external res I can tap and plumb into the factory pump. I'm going to give this a few runs and see how it does. What did you end up going with?

@@FMJeeping i ended running the tall psc with filter and haven’t had any issues since

@@Kellengravesfab thanks.

I believe so. I havent had the cavitation issue since switching over

Nope. Stayed with the factory WJ one

Sorry. That is from an old cowl intake (spectre) that is no longer in production. I bought it used from someone on Facebook marketplace.

@@FMJeeping 🤙 thanks for the quick reply. I’m trying to make room for front coilovers. I may just go with the Thor intake.

@@jackbrown2224 yeah I hear that. That's exactly why I went with the cowl intake myself. Do you know what you're doing on the passenger side? I ended up relocating my fuse panel against the firewall and getting rid of the AC. I am probably going to also relocate the battery to behind the passenger seat

I bought the orbital used along with the adapter. Try counting the splines on your steering shaft. I know they make the adapters. The orbital I know is a trail gear orbital. I would buy another if I had to do it again.

I would highly suggest a cooler. I ran a system with too small of a cooler and it made steering awful.

I used power steering fluid. The previous owner used red ps fluid. I flushed it out and used the clear stuff from autozone.

I thought you were supposed to use hydro fluid like swepco I think it's called. Of course psc plugs it on their site

@@BSG4x4 swepco only locks in the psc warranty.

@@FMJeeping I knew there had to have been a reason why I would spend that kind of money on a hydro fluid when I got my ram lol

Thank you. I could have saved a little more on the mount if I went with a tube style or the TMR. But lessons learned. $800 is still better than $1500