Power Steering
When I installed the Poly Bushings on my front sway bar I also emptied out the power Steering Fluid from the reservoir. Then I put in synthetic fluid mixed in with what ever was left in the hoses and system. Then I turned side to side to get out the air of the system. Now in the morning, the steering is sticky until I move the wheel a few times. Is it the synthetic fluid mixed with the factory fluid or the bushings have sand around the grease that was used?
Originally posted by davemax
When I installed the Poly Bushings on my front sway bar I also emptied out the power Steering Fluid from the reservoir. Then I put in synthetic fluid mixed in with what ever was left in the hoses and system. Then I turned side to side to get out the air of the system. Now in the morning, the steering is sticky until I move the wheel a few times. Is it the synthetic fluid mixed with the factory fluid or the bushings have sand around the grease that was used?
When I installed the Poly Bushings on my front sway bar I also emptied out the power Steering Fluid from the reservoir. Then I put in synthetic fluid mixed in with what ever was left in the hoses and system. Then I turned side to side to get out the air of the system. Now in the morning, the steering is sticky until I move the wheel a few times. Is it the synthetic fluid mixed with the factory fluid or the bushings have sand around the grease that was used?
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when my steering rack was leaking and basically loosing it, it had reduced pressure (a tad bit tougher to turn the wheel) and i noticed the wheel buckling at road bumps and rough ground. like big time. hm my current rack makes all sorts of noises. i just take them as normal
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