Transmission and Power Steering Flush
#1
Transmission and Power Steering Flush
Can I do this on my own and how difficult could it be to flush the power steering? The transmission I can do, by dropping the pan and doing the rest but the power steering I have no idea on how to do it.
I have 76K miles on my car 2001 SE Pealr White, and I have never change teh tranny fluids and the PS fluids? Any advise
I have 76K miles on my car 2001 SE Pealr White, and I have never change teh tranny fluids and the PS fluids? Any advise
#2
ok...
Ok what i did was in two stages. I opened up the power steering cap in the engine bay. I then took a turkey baster sucked all the fluid out then refilled. I reapeted this one more time a month later probably not a true 100% flush but after the second time probably like 80% of the fluid changed.
#3
Originally Posted by Kevon1
Ok what i did was in two stages. I opened up the power steering cap in the engine bay. I then took a turkey baster sucked all the fluid out then refilled. I reapeted this one more time a month later probably not a true 100% flush but after the second time probably like 80% of the fluid changed.
What's a turkey baster, I really need to do this? What kind of brand of fluid did you use?
#6
http://www.motorvate.ca/mvp.php/702 how-to... observe the turkey baster ha
#7
Originally Posted by Kevon1
Ok what i did was in two stages. I opened up the power steering cap in the engine bay. I then took a turkey baster sucked all the fluid out then refilled. I reapeted this one more time a month later probably not a true 100% flush but after the second time probably like 80% of the fluid changed.
I did the same thing, using a Turkey baster, to retrieve the power steering fluid. Even did it on my girlfriends Prelude...worked well. I also sucked out some dirty brake fluid on my car...not all of it, just most it and replaced it with some cleaner stuff...
#10
Ok guys...... good stuff but the Brand that's what I need? anyone, Which one Valvoline, STP etc...... one that I can buy from Autozone or Pepbiys etc, not on the internet...
Thanks
Thanks
#12
Originally Posted by Lontar1
Can I do this on my own and how difficult could it be to flush the power steering? The transmission I can do, by dropping the pan and doing the rest but the power steering I have no idea on how to do it.
I have 76K miles on my car 2001 SE Pealr White, and I have never change teh tranny fluids and the PS fluids? Any advise
I have 76K miles on my car 2001 SE Pealr White, and I have never change teh tranny fluids and the PS fluids? Any advise
does anyone have a how-to on the transmission flush?
#17
Is there a reason why you can't order something on the internet? I've found that most of the top of the line products are only available over the internet. Usually, the average Joe is unwilling to pay the extra money, so they don't stock it in the stores. If you don't care about that, then just buy whatever. Probably Nissan OEM would be your safest bet for this.
#19
You live in one of the most densely populated areas in the country ... try picking up a phone book look in the yellow pages and call several of the dozens of speed shops in LI and ask if they carry the fluids that you want.
If you really do not know what a turkey baster is go to any supermarked and ask one of the people there to show you one.
Mr. P
If you really do not know what a turkey baster is go to any supermarked and ask one of the people there to show you one.
Mr. P
#21
http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...01&postcount=4
Originally Posted by Lontar1
Ok where. Can you give a site? I wil order it from the Internet.....
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