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New issue, PS looks like it boils after car has started
Everytime I start the car, the ps starts to slosh around and form bubbles likes its boiling. It does this even after ive driven a few times. The fluid isnt hot after i dip a clean swab in there to test it.
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mine looks like its boiling, but mine is also leaking a lil...
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Same lol... I figure the spots under the car are either from PS fluid or a leaky oil pan gasket... But probably both.
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What should i do to get the air out? Can i just take out the ps pump or fill it up with new fluid?The steering is alittle hard to turn though sometimes if that helps anyone.
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You aren't leaking power steering fluid from anything when the car is off? |
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Lift the front of the car, fill it, turn the wheel lock to lock a couple of times.... Then start the motor, repeat until air is all bled and then drop the front end back down....
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I use ps fluid. I dont remember the brand? ATF?Is that automatic transmission fluid? Why would i screw up my car, last person to tell me that my ps pump siezed up and the car didnt work.
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Remove the hoses at the steering rack and turn wheels getting the P/S fluid out of the rack and drain the rest of the fluid from the sytem. Fill with ATF (been using it in my pump for the last two years with no issues) and turn from lock-to-lock with the engine off. Start vehicle and add necessary fluid to keep level at minimum or more line. Once bled, there should be no noise and steering effort should be relatively normal. If the steering is hard at times, then there could be a issue with the pump or rack, or a restiction in the system.
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maybe it is a thinner fluid thats in there. guys this is making more sense than shops explain.
Ok I think this is the same issue but i want to toss this out so i know 100% it is the ps pump. My steering will go from stiff to loose at random times. |
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