Power Steering Fluid?
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Chloe @ 17mo
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Power Steering Fluid?
Does it need to be replaced? I took my car to the Acura Dealership last week and they mentioned that the Power Steering Fluid should be replaced soon. I didn't know that it was something to be replaced...
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Chloe @ 17mo
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Originally Posted by bkzjimmy
never heard of that on a 2002!!!
Never thought much of it.
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
I don't know. I didn't know you could replace the fluid....
How?
How?
i dont know where the drain is....but i replaced my reservoir once(long story why i had to do it!) when i did that i had to add new fluid...its real easy, only clips holding so u can change all the fluid in the reservoir, if that helps
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easiest is with 2 people.(take teh return line to the res and stick it into a bottle 1 to turn the wheel 1 to poor fluid in teh tank as it goes down
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
Do I have to worry about air bubble or anything, like when you do the brakes?
PS fluid is something that really doesnt need to be changed often, it doesnt go thru stresses of temp and breakdown like other fluids. i honestly wouldnt waste time or money on it yet
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Originally Posted by AsianRage
Do I have to worry about air bubble or anything, like when you do the brakes?
In fact, I had to remove the PS hoses during the installation of UR pulleys, and there was no problem; with brakes, you would have to bleed the system. On an off-topic note, the underdrive pulley overdrives the PS pump, and the fluid is circulating through the system at a faster rate; the vortex inside the reservoir tank is cool as hell to watch. (I'm easily amused. )
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
the vortex inside the reservoir tank is cool as hell to watch. (I'm easily amused. )
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and the fluid goes round and round (insert bridgestone theme here)
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
then go boom!! (insert F1 joke here )
EDIT -- It was Michelin that had problems, not Bridgestone.
EDIT -- It was Michelin that had problems, not Bridgestone.
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
WOO WHOOO im not teh only one whos stared at that!
Hands down - the coolest power steering system to watch!
(ok - I'll be gettin' a life now...)
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