steering leak
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- BHadley
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ERE BUOY, ha....
Mine has too many rusty holes for the road at the mo!
When its back from the dead it should look like a 318IS!
Untill then I'm in a dull Denzel people carrier.... The shame of it!
Mine has too many rusty holes for the road at the mo!
When its back from the dead it should look like a 318IS!
Untill then I'm in a dull Denzel people carrier.... The shame of it!
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Grrrmachine
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I've had the same little dribble from mine, and heard that it's important to match the steering pump to the rack due to the pressures. I've got an E34 pump and E46 rack, which may be part of the issue.
Besides that, you could try getting some Dowty washers and see if that'll work.
Besides that, you could try getting some Dowty washers and see if that'll work.
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Grrrmachine wrote: you could try getting some Dowty washers and see if that'll work.
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Copper is fine. I used one on each side of the banjo bolt, torqued up to 40nmchinna wrote:how many new copper washers did u use slideout. ive used 4 so far. same drip. ive got got bolt, washer,banjo,washer,pump. its all original on mine. i'll try alloy washers next.
Dowty seals would be next if it still persists...


