Power steering fluid/reservoir
#1
Power steering fluid/reservoir
I family visited for a week so I rented a van and my carbsat at work for the week. Keep in mind this van was brand new and the steering was super super light, so I may just have gotten used to that. After I got my car back, the steering seems harder than I remember. It's not crazy hard, just feels slightly harder. The haynes manual says the location but the illustration is very basic.
Is the reservoir dipstick for power steering directly in front of, and a bit higher up than the oil dipstick, to the right of the oil filler?
If so, then the power steering is very low.
Any recommendations of what type I should use?
My RX is a 1990 RHD savanna, FC type. I can provide a photo of what I'm talking about if needed, but can't at the moment due to work.
Thank you
Is the reservoir dipstick for power steering directly in front of, and a bit higher up than the oil dipstick, to the right of the oil filler?
If so, then the power steering is very low.
Any recommendations of what type I should use?
My RX is a 1990 RHD savanna, FC type. I can provide a photo of what I'm talking about if needed, but can't at the moment due to work.
Thank you
#2
Dexron/Mercon transmission fluid.
I have Type F in mine right now ( drinking, not paying attention to what I was doing) and it doesn't seem to be hurting anything.
Edit: to answer your other question, the resevoir should be attached directly to the pump. The dipstick for it pokes out of the top, hard to miss.
I have Type F in mine right now ( drinking, not paying attention to what I was doing) and it doesn't seem to be hurting anything.
Edit: to answer your other question, the resevoir should be attached directly to the pump. The dipstick for it pokes out of the top, hard to miss.
Last edited by jjwalker; 03-15-16 at 12:04 PM.
#3
Dexron/Mercon transmission fluid.
I have Type F in mine right now ( drinking, not paying attention to what I was doing) and it doesn't seem to be hurting anything.
Edit: to answer your other question, the resevoir should be attached directly to the pump. The dipstick for it pokes out of the top, hard to miss.
I have Type F in mine right now ( drinking, not paying attention to what I was doing) and it doesn't seem to be hurting anything.
Edit: to answer your other question, the resevoir should be attached directly to the pump. The dipstick for it pokes out of the top, hard to miss.
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Originally Posted by cheezymike08
The manual doesn't really have a good photo of the pump either. I'll take a photo of what I think it is. I'm pretty sure it is, it's the only other dipstick I can find. The dipstick in question is locked in and can be unlocked by a quick quarter turn, when I pull it out is very short. Maybe 2 inches long.
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The manual doesn't really have a good photo of the pump either. I'll take a photo of what I think it is. I'm pretty sure it is, it's the only other dipstick I can find. The dipstick in question is locked in and can be unlocked by a quick quarter turn, when I pull it out is very short. Maybe 2 inches long.
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