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Re: Oil leakage from oil power stearing bottle it loke...
First check the hose clamps they can break and or loose tension replace with a worm clamp. if fluid is coming out of cap you have a return hose collapsed or a steering rack bad.
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Inspect the source of leakage. (Power steering pump,
clamps, discharge or high pressure pipe, suction or low side pipe, rack and pinion assembly).
- Vibrating while braking means the front wheel brake rotors are warped or rear brake drums are eccentric. (Tooling is required)
General advice:If not stear at all even by force,must be ignition barrel lock pin locked.If stearing hard,is power stearing pump related:ceck stearing oil level/ceck belt.if the power stearing is electrical ceck fuses,engage power stearing town button.Cheers.
Most likely a bad steering rack
That is what happens, when you don't change your P/S Fluid
Change fluid and add Lubgard Honda (only) Additive--found at auto parts store.
Use correct honda fluid also
check the most obvious places first, like the power steering bottle for the fluid, the pipes coming from the bottle , follow the pipes back as far as you can checing for any oil or leaks. they sometimes leak from the steering rack although this may be difficult to tell unless you can get under the car.
The steering rack ahs small seals and sometimes these perish, they are very cheap.
The power steering pump is piggie backed to the vacuum pump. The seal in the back of the vacuum pump has engin oil under presure behind it cousing a leak that gets worse over time. Cummins make a seal kit to fix this leak.
their is no trick. i have a 96 accord that the pump ran dry and went bad after an accident when i replaced it all i used was one 12oz bottle of lucas power stearing fluid and toped off with honda power stearing fluid.. if ur pump or rack and pinion are dry bleed the system befor running to avoid a dry start whitch could cause the new pump to go bad just pull the old pump and install new one . takes about .5 hours
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