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power steering fluid
Hello all, Okay today I went to Nissan to change my oil and they told me I need to replace the power steering fluid on my 2010. Which is the best fluid to buy...Redline D6 ATF?
http://www.amazon.com/Red-Line-30704...Redline+D6+ATF Do any one have a DIY with pics? Thanks!!! |
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Many posts on this already. Search is your friend.
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I already search and no DIY?
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Try using one of the major web search engines and add "site:the370z.com" to your search string.
To drain the PS, just remove the hose going to the cooler - easy. Getting to the hoses is a royal PITA. You can also suck the fluid out of the reservoir but you can't get it all. Detailed procedure should be in the FSM but I haven't looked. |
dude I already look in every search engines know to men. I google, youtube, search pictures and all the forums. nothing came up for 370z DIY.
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One of the PS cooler DIYs will have what you need.
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yes i already read that one..it didn't help me at all.
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Opening up a line might open up more issues down the line. Total capacity of power steering isn't that much - a little over a qt according to the fsm . When I do mine I'll just suck out and replenish a few times.
http://www.the370z.com/nissan-370z-w...id-change.html http://www.the370z.com/brakes-suspen...rsteering.html Edit: What about undoing the return hose from the reservoir, connect a length of stiff hose to it, route it to an empty 1 gal container of some sort then start the car up for a few seconds? That will allow the pump itself to empty out the fluid. Running it for a few seconds shouldn't cause any damage? Something like this method used on the honda - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWcCXyAALCI |
I'm gonna just do it the easy way. sucking out the old stuff and replenish a few times also. Bleeding just sound like its too much trouble. Did you jacked the front up?
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i usually use the turkey baster method and then re do it every few hundred miles
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i used the factory steering fluid when i did the baster change. it comes in a tiny bottle though.. :ugh:
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