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S/Type auto 3ltr jaguar reg 53. Do i use auto transmition power steering fluid or just power steering fluid.thanks.

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I would use just power steering fluid. ATF can be used but has a tendincy to "clean out" and sometimes cleans out seals, causing it to leak.

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