Wondered if anyone can help. My power steering has gradually got harder, the pump makes the classic noise and always has gyres are at correct pressure, also seems to slightly jerk cornering at higher speeds, any ideas? Do I need a new pump or can they be serviced how much for a new or second hand one? Or could it just be fluid?
Thanks gav,
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Tried overfilling with Slick50?
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23-03-2009, 16:39 #3Forum User
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Nope what's that?
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its a conditioner ..if the pumps screwed though won't always help.
new there over 130 iirc..try mat brown for spares..
could also be a worn rack though thus stressing the pump more..
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What's his username mate?
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