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<blockquote data-quote="mustang1996gt" data-source="post: 1540490" data-attributes="member: 29476"><p>I tried to replace the power steering fluid, (It was bad) but I couldn't get the line off from underneath.</p><p>so i ended up sucking up everything from the reservoir with turkey baster with wheels off the ground moving steering wheel side to side.</p><p>then putting new fluid in, moving wheels side to side and turning the car on and again wheels side to side.</p><p></p><p>I repeated the process 6 times till I ran out of new 3 quarts of fluid.</p><p>by my calculation i still have about 17% of old fluid still in system mized in with new fluid. Its not ideal but its a start. fluid was getting little lighter each time</p><p></p><p>But now I noticed that the system is connected to a braking system though a hydro booster. is this true? The brake lines have this fluid in the lines as well? can anyone tell me how it actually all works. And how critical not to have a leak in this system is and also what is proper fluid to be using? Since i was using just average Prestone steering fluid(which was clear and not red)</p><p></p><p>And now thinking if i might have an issue with braking? Maybe go to a mechanic that could diagnose where the leak is coming from to actually fully fix it.?</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]33287[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mustang1996gt, post: 1540490, member: 29476"] I tried to replace the power steering fluid, (It was bad) but I couldn't get the line off from underneath. so i ended up sucking up everything from the reservoir with turkey baster with wheels off the ground moving steering wheel side to side. then putting new fluid in, moving wheels side to side and turning the car on and again wheels side to side. I repeated the process 6 times till I ran out of new 3 quarts of fluid. by my calculation i still have about 17% of old fluid still in system mized in with new fluid. Its not ideal but its a start. fluid was getting little lighter each time But now I noticed that the system is connected to a braking system though a hydro booster. is this true? The brake lines have this fluid in the lines as well? can anyone tell me how it actually all works. And how critical not to have a leak in this system is and also what is proper fluid to be using? Since i was using just average Prestone steering fluid(which was clear and not red) And now thinking if i might have an issue with braking? Maybe go to a mechanic that could diagnose where the leak is coming from to actually fully fix it.? [ATTACH type="full" width="375px" alt="20240310_164009.jpg"]33287[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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