Subject	K, I had my hoses replaced by my mechanic last year,
Posted by	nixit on October 16, 2003 at 10:51 AM
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In Reply To	very slow power steering leak... posted by TARGETZ on October 16, 2003 at 10:37 AM
Message	about this time of the year. The leak is hit and miss, but like you, in the winter it was worse. Now, it's either sealed, or it simply dumps it all out. The Banjo fittings are probably at fault. I am letting my leak until I can pull the entire PS system and do the TT to NA conversion on the PS system. I recommend removing the PS pump, and tightening the banjo fittings. I *think* there are teflon washers under the banjo fittings, if there aren't... i'll be adding some to mine... best of luck.
Follow Ups	very slow power steering leak... - TARGETZ 10:37:41 10/16/03 high pressure hose is a common cause - ZLover4Life 10:44:27 10/16/03 Definitely sounds like a possible clamp. Check the ones - boileralum 10:46:58 10/16/03 2nd!!!This is where mine leaked, on the return side down by - JERRY 10:55:10 10/16/03 K, I had my hoses replaced by my mechanic last year, - nixit 10:51:52 10/16/03 the washers are copper - Spee 12:00:13 10/16/03 I'll machine up some PTFE or Delrin then... - nixit 13:14:39 10/16/03 lemme know... - Spee 13:29:08 10/16/03 this cold weather sucks ... my hicas light came on this morn - Dude22(Toronto) 11:04:57 10/16/03 high pressure hose, most likely. - Spee 11:05:39 10/16/03 I had a small leak as well and fixed it by tightening - Spongerider :) 12:32:59 10/16/03 Sucks don't it. (n/m) - BigTDogg ©(The Original) 12:36:41 10/16/03 Whoo hooo - TARGETZ 15:50:53 10/16/03 courtesyparts.com has a complete hose kit (n/m) - scottwerks 02:22:53 10/17/03
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