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2000 tracker power steering fluid change
#1
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2000 tracker power steering fluid change
Want to drain the power steering fluid and refill with dexron vi.
Looks like there is a drain plug on the power steering unit,
driver side, front, below the return outlet where the rubber hose is connected.
Anyone use this drain plug, i am not interested in removing any hoses.
Looks like there is a drain plug on the power steering unit,
driver side, front, below the return outlet where the rubber hose is connected.
Anyone use this drain plug, i am not interested in removing any hoses.
#2
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I dont know much about that model but draining the pump only changes the fluid in the pump, the hoses & rack & pinion will still have the old fluid in them. There may be a drain on the rack & pinion, im not sure.
Just my 2 cents
Just my 2 cents
#4
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Quess i will remove the return hose from the pwr steer unit return
outlet, it is on the left end, the hose then connects to the return tube that runs under the radiator and then up to the reservoir.
outlet, it is on the left end, the hose then connects to the return tube that runs under the radiator and then up to the reservoir.
#5
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Power Steering Fluid update
What if you just cycled the power steering fluid like you do for a radiator flush? Only drain the reservoir. Then replace the reservoir fluid. A partial replacement would provide newer fluid without worrying about leaks or getting air in the system lines.
#6
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Power Steering Resevoir
The Resevoir has a plastic screen at the fluid level, so you cannot
remove the fluid with a sucksion hose, also do not want to remove the return hose at the bottom of the resevoir. i will get back to it in April, keep the tracker covered up in the garage, still cold in Pennsylvania.
remove the fluid with a sucksion hose, also do not want to remove the return hose at the bottom of the resevoir. i will get back to it in April, keep the tracker covered up in the garage, still cold in Pennsylvania.
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