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Topic: Blowing PS Fluid out of reservoir
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Dennis(VA)

02-26-2005 14:33:47
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Just brought a '76 Chevy Dump and it's blowing power steering fluid out of the reservoir when you shutnof engine. fluid appears milky (water?). When it is full of fluid the steering works normal. Any ideas what to do. thanks ahead time.

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RB/CT

02-26-2005 15:43:30
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Re: Blowing PS Fluid out of reservoir in reply to Dennis(VA), 02-26-2005 14:33:47  
I'd suction out the old fluid, and then refill with new, and make sure the cap is sealing, and then take it from there. Good luck.

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Jon H

03-04-2005 08:01:58
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Re: Re: Blowing PS Fluid out of reservoir in reply to RB/CT, 02-26-2005 15:43:30  
Fluid blowing out after shutdown means air mixed with the steering fluid. could be a clogged intake screen in the reservoir or a collapsed suction hose if the reservoir is seperate from the pump. Restricted oil intake will cause enough vacuum in the pump to suck air past the pump shaft seal and mix it with the oil. Another small chance is a bad flow control/relief valve in the pump,or loose pump body bolts.

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