Power steering help
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leeparkes
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Ill explain. Start then engine and turn the wheel full lock left then full lock right then left then right and so on, do it about 5 times then check the fluid level and top up if needed. Do the same again and check the level again.
Job done.
Job done.
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felt so proud,even tried it with a E30 325i and got put in my place..
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daimlerman
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Lift the front wheels clear of the deck first,saves 'flat spotting' your tyres...leeparkes wrote:Ill explain. Start then engine and turn the wheel full lock left then full lock right then left then right and so on, do it about 5 times then check the fluid level and top up if needed. Do the same again and check the level again.
Job done.
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Just driving onto as couple of old magazines will do the job.daimlerman wrote:Lift the front wheels clear of the deck first,saves 'flat spotting' your tyres...leeparkes wrote:Ill explain. Start then engine and turn the wheel full lock left then full lock right then left then right and so on, do it about 5 times then check the fluid level and top up if needed. Do the same again and check the level again.
Job done.
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daimlerman
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Any preference,Brian?Brianmoooore wrote:Just driving onto as couple of old magazines will do the job.daimlerman wrote:Lift the front wheels clear of the deck first,saves 'flat spotting' your tyres...leeparkes wrote:Ill explain. Start then engine and turn the wheel full lock left then full lock right then left then right and so on, do it about 5 times then check the fluid level and top up if needed. Do the same again and check the level again.
Job done.
Does Practical Classics work better than Men Only?
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Shinier the better. Most of the 'Men Only' I've come across have tended to be a bit sticky!
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Grrrmachine
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I read that bit in completely the wrong way...Brianmoooore wrote:Shinier the better. Most of the 'Men Only' I've come across have tended to be a bit sticky!
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