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Old 11-23-2005, 11:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I am picking up a strange noise fron the power steering when turning the wheel. It sounds like there is no fluid in the system but when I check everything is fine. The noise only happens once in a while.

Any help would be great

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Old 11-24-2005, 12:01 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Did you completely bleed the system when you changed fluids?
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Old 11-24-2005, 08:30 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Loki,
I would suggest you buy a bottle of Lucas power steering additive, great for stopping leaks and even better for getting rid of those p/s noises.
Try it, it works well.
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Did you completely bleed the system when you changed fluids?
Dealer did the actual work, So i can only assume it was bed at the time the fluid was changed.

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Dealer did the actual work, So i can only assume it was bed at the time the fluid was changed.

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You know what they say about assumptions??
There are a seiies of valves in your power steering, some of which will lacquer up with time and lack of maintance.
What I am suggesting is only about an $8.00 fix and it usually works.
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Hey Disco Mike

Is the lucas product only avalaible at the dealer? Here in Canada we do not see much Lucas product. Any other product sugestions?


Thanks In advance


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Hey Disco Mike

Is the lucas product only avalaible at the dealer? Here in Canada we do not see much Lucas product. Any other product sugestions?


Thanks In advance


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Looki, listen to badass DiscoMike. He will not steer you wrong (pun intended). LOL! But back to thread, you can get the Lucas power steering fluid at any Kragen or AutoZone. Works like a charm.
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Is the lucas product only avalaible at the dealer? Here in Canada we do not see much Lucas product. Any other product sugestions?


Thanks In advance


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I would use the Lucas dealer/retailer locator service on line to find someone, otherwise, talk to your local parts store to see f they have any other product to use.
I just went on the web, there are many sites most with lots of info as well as retailers.
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Old 11-25-2005, 03:06 PM   #9 (permalink)
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i have the same issue.

will the lucas work with ace?

i think that the reservoir serves both power steering and ace, doesn't it?
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i have the same issue.

will the lucas work with ace?

i think that the reservoir serves both power steering and ace, doesn't it?
I run the same Lucas additive along with Vavolines synthetic powe steering fluid with my ACE, works great.
The big difference I noticed is that my ACE runs cooler when playing hard.
Have you changed your ACE filter yet?? Pricey little thing but it should be changed every 30 to 45,000 miles depending on how hard you push it.
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