 pcdebbRIP dadkinsPremium
join:2000-12-03
Brandon, FL
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Re: power steering fluid leaked out said by Coma:
You need to quit smoking
i quit 5 years ago. I have many devices that need juice 
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Beezel
join:2008-12-15
Las Vegas, NV | said by pcdebb:said by Coma:
You need to quit smoking
i quit 5 years ago. I have many devices that need juice That's why now they are referred to as power outlets.  |
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What car, what year. It could be a leaking hose or seal or pinhole rusted steel line on the steering rack. If you have to top up the fluid frequently, you can use Lucas power steering stop-leak, which might fix it, or just slow it down, and cost the same in the long run.
I've driven a car with no PS fluid for a couple of months, just adding a splash now and then to keep the pump lubricated with no ill effects. The steering will be harder, so it may not be fun. If the car is 10-20 years old, it will probably need a rebuilt steering rack if it's not just a hose. |
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 beckPremium,MVM
join:2002-01-29
On The Road
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Check the fuse for the lighter. Maybe they plugged something in that overloaded it? |
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said by pcdebb: i still took it up the a$$ tho, killed me in labor!!!
WOW, You Floridians sure have a funny way of paying bills. 
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