Red fluids....?
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well it's not dexcool because I no longer use it and switched to the Prestone yellow/green stuff a while back.
It's a very good chance it's power steering fluid as it has sprung a leak on me 3 times... First time I changed the pump. And the last two times changing a line.
Hope it's not tranny but I'll check just in case...
It's a very good chance it's power steering fluid as it has sprung a leak on me 3 times... First time I changed the pump. And the last two times changing a line.
Hope it's not tranny but I'll check just in case...
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i pretty much just use that stuff till i can buy a new pump with a res. been doing the job for about 2 years now though lol i just top it off every month or two. i'm seriously just waiting for my pump to blow so i can buy a new one
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I just replaced my pump with a remanufactured one from Pep Boys. My leak was the shaft seal, didn't want it dripping on my alternator.
I was impressed that it came with new O rings for the high pressure line and the reservoir. It also came with a simple nut/bolt/washer kit to press the pulley back on. I had the puller/installer so I didn't use it, nice touch anyway.
I was impressed that it came with new O rings for the high pressure line and the reservoir. It also came with a simple nut/bolt/washer kit to press the pulley back on. I had the puller/installer so I didn't use it, nice touch anyway.
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I wouldn't use that stuff man, just doesn't sound good. Since you have had problems before with the power steering it could very well be that again. I would just wipe it all down and see if its dripping down in any new spots and go from there. Good luck!