changed diff fluid and more p/s fluid today pics of ghetto pump and race jack
07-18-05, 06:42 PM
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changed diff fluid and more p/s fluid today pics of ghetto pump and race jack
I was bored and decided to take a few snap shots of the new race jack and my mountain dew pump
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07-20-05, 05:39 AM
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Phillipin,
Your whirlwind of recent activity and some PS Pump noise inspired me to get off my *** yesterday.
I used the method prescribed in Earls Tutorials to flush my PS Fluid.
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/steering/psflush.html
One thing I did different was due to the rubber section of my return line being in a very distressed condition I went ahead and replaced it. Also got rid of those god-awful oem clamps! This is maybe a 7" section that runs from the resevoir down to the metal portion of the line on & slightly in front of the passenger fenderwell. It was tough to get the oem hose off!
Note that if you orient one end of this resevoir return hose to be higher than your PS Fluid cap during the flush process you do not have to worry about plugging the resevoir as Earl shows in his photographs. I attached the flush hose to the opposite end of what Earls Photos show.
Your whirlwind of recent activity and some PS Pump noise inspired me to get off my *** yesterday.
I used the method prescribed in Earls Tutorials to flush my PS Fluid.
http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/steering/psflush.html
One thing I did different was due to the rubber section of my return line being in a very distressed condition I went ahead and replaced it. Also got rid of those god-awful oem clamps! This is maybe a 7" section that runs from the resevoir down to the metal portion of the line on & slightly in front of the passenger fenderwell. It was tough to get the oem hose off!
Note that if you orient one end of this resevoir return hose to be higher than your PS Fluid cap during the flush process you do not have to worry about plugging the resevoir as Earl shows in his photographs. I attached the flush hose to the opposite end of what Earls Photos show.
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