cdgreg

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Any idea what would cause power steering fluid to turn milky whiteish in color? Also, anyone know of any links to how-to change your power steering fluid?

BMR Sales2

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Do you have a power steering cooler on the car? If you do then mayybe the power steering cooler is allowing the coolant to mix with the power steering fluid.

mike171562

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another vote for the PS cooler , mine looked more like chocolate milk

cdgreg

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Damn good question. I have no idea, the guy I recently bought the car from seemed incredibly successful in life but at the same time unable to hold a coherent conversation, so I was unable to learn anything about the car. Where would I find the PS cooler and what would it look like? On that note, if I have a PS cooler is it OK that it is allowing coolant to mix with it, or is that a no-no?

sjsingle1

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its a big aluminum tube lookin thingy at the top by the radiator.....if you have 1......GET RID OF IT.....this has been a public service announcement

LT1559

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if you want to do the cheap route, like i did. just go buy some brass plugs and plug the power steering cooler. But DO NOT plug the power steering lines, instead loop them back together. I remember seeing someone on here say that they plugged the lines and I gave him a fair warning...2 weeks later the plugs busted and the power steering fluid went everywhere.

99'CajunFirehawk157

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Please use the search function, your NOT the first person with this issue, this has been discussed a LOT!

wssix99

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Foamy white is usually air. The pump could also be going bad.

99'CajunFirehawk157

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-m...uid-milky.html