Power Steering Whining
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Well if you work in an auto shop, our at a construction site, maybe not. I just can't imagine doing it at a typical job.
You need to jack up the front or put it on ramps. You also need to put down a drop cloth and a drain pan to catch the fluid. It will be messy...spitting fluid as you turn the wheel. You will get dirty... Etc.
I feel like I just fed a troll.... LOL
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Well if you work in an auto shop, our at a construction site, maybe not. I just can't imagine doing it at a typical job.
You need to jack up the front or put it on ramps. You also need to put down a drop cloth and a drain pan to catch the fluid. It will be messy...spitting fluid as you turn the wheel. You will get dirty... Etc.
I feel like I just fed a troll.... LOL
You need to jack up the front or put it on ramps. You also need to put down a drop cloth and a drain pan to catch the fluid. It will be messy...spitting fluid as you turn the wheel. You will get dirty... Etc.
I feel like I just fed a troll.... LOL