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hey guys

need help gettin air out of my power steering, can hear it in the rack

do you just jack car up and go back n forth with the wheel to get them out or what?

since iv started drifting i been topping it up regularly but it seems like even everyday drivin it still wants to spew out.. like looks empty in the can but when you turn the wheel it rises very quick..

not sure if this belongs here but once we have a answer i guess its general maintenance

thanks for your time and any help you may give

you might have a problem with the pump or a leak in the line... Are you losing fluid?

Correct way to bleed is with car running, on the ground, fill it up and get someone to sit in the car and turn the wheel lock to lock for a while, all while you keep topping up the fluid,

thanks

did it this morning once i turned it on with few turns it started takin fluid, a fair but too ahaha it doesnt leak at all.. only when i jack the car up and all the left over that spewed out runs down the chassis a little

thanks for your help

Away from the topic.

I have a problem with the power steering.

I've filled the fluid to the maximum but the steering is still not as smooth.

when i turn, i can hear the "click" sound. not always, but is the amount of turns i make.

what is the problem?

the steering wheel is not as smooth and soft as my friends car with have power steering.

Help...

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