Hydraboost Groaning , will this ever go away?

[PhillySpeedNYC]

I just had a kit installed on my Mustang and the brakes work great but the steering makes a groaning sound and i get some minor pedal kickback

the shop went through all the steps to bleed the air from the system and i do not see any air bubbles in the pump reservoir>

now i just got home and pulled the cap and saw a bunch of air bubbles that broke clear in 2-3 minutes. it seems to show air bubbles every other time i drive the car.

i keep turning the steering left to right and no real help

does it take some time to really get all the air out?

i only have 10 miles on the kit so far and i am super happy how it stops i just want to solve this groaning noise.

[Vegas69]

Drive it

[FETorino]

I put a Hydroboost in my Wife's 75 Bronco.

Here are the bleeding steps I used when I set it up.
http://www.agrperformance.com/AGR-In...structions.pdf

It shouldn't groan. What pump are you using is it up for the task of big tires and hydro?

Let it sit a little and double check you don't have any small leaks. Start by discharging the hydro with three pedal depressions. Cycle the steering S L O W L Y a few times and recheck the reservoir level.

[PhillySpeedNYC]

When I first fired it up the return line fitting at the hydra boost unit leaked badly which I then fixed and now there are no more leaks. My car has a randals power rack and pinion which has a low volume high pressure GM pump with the black plastic fluid reservoir. It must be air still. I might try the steering wheel left and right circulation later and check. I leave my cap loose on my pump while I do this. Should I not? I just do not want to keep driving it risking burning up my pump or something

[Musclerodz]

Do you have the return line T'd? What size reservoir do you have on it?

[PhillySpeedNYC]

Originally Posted by Musclerodz

Do you have the return line T'd? What size reservoir do you have on it?

Yes its T in as the instructions suggested, not sure on the reservoir on this pump, its the same style pump all the rack and pinion guys are using.