Power Steering to Non-power steering
Power Steering to Non-power steering
Ok, the search feature is disable and I really need a quick answer.
Due to a fmic kit I got and the time I have is limited, I need the car to be working by friday morning.
Due to the fitment of the kit I had to remove the power steering pump temporaly till I find a way to make the a pipe fit or get a manual rack.
The question is, what do I do with the left over hose. I did try to drain from the return the oil by turning the wheel left to right, but should I plug it now? How about the two other hoses that are meant for pressure?
Any insight will be helpful since I can't have the hoses leaking at the track.
C
Due to a fmic kit I got and the time I have is limited, I need the car to be working by friday morning.
Due to the fitment of the kit I had to remove the power steering pump temporaly till I find a way to make the a pipe fit or get a manual rack.
The question is, what do I do with the left over hose. I did try to drain from the return the oil by turning the wheel left to right, but should I plug it now? How about the two other hoses that are meant for pressure?
Any insight will be helpful since I can't have the hoses leaking at the track.
C
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take all of the hoses off, leaving just enough to join togther the two hoses coming out of the rack. put atf in the hoses, it'll act as lube; you're just joining the hoses together to equalize rack pressure.
Sean
EDIT: TYPE F atf
Sean
EDIT: TYPE F atf
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