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    gemcleod is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Question Replacing Power Steering Fluid

     



    I just fixed a leak in the power steering hose and was wondering if I need to bleed the system before re-filling it with fluid.

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    It's not necessary, just fill it. If some air is trapped in the system, crank the wheel back and forth a few times, shut it off and the air bubbles should rise to the surface in the resevoir. Repeat this a couple of times if necessary and with driving, the air should purge from the fluid.

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    Actually, if you raise the front of the car up and turn from side to side, it will get a good 90% of the air out. I had to replace a PS hose over the summer, and it works well
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