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Old Jun 6th, 2018, 12:37   #11
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Is that power steering oil ?...
I'd always use proper stuff
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Old Jun 6th, 2018, 13:03   #12
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CHF is what Volvo use in their PAS systems
It is green so as not to confuse it with other fluids
Don't use anything else or it won't work
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Is that power steering oil ?...
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It is proper stuff.....
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What could be in my system then, it’s defo yellow and what’s the best method to flush the old stuff out ?
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What could be in my system then
Doesn't really matter now, just get rid.

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what’s the best method to flush the old stuff out ?
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Just curious as I recently bought the car and the fluid is clean so obviously new, wondered if someone had changed it recently to cause the problem or in an attempt to fix it ?
Will get on with replacing it tonight and report back.
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Old Jun 6th, 2018, 19:46   #17
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Will get on with replacing it tonight and report back.
How did you get on ?
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I have tried reving the engine whilst stationary but the steering still feels the same, very heavy.
what are your tyre pressures , Try 38 front 36 rear with low tyre pressures the force needed to move the front wheels when stationary is massive .
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How did you get on ?
Didn’t get away from work in time to pick up the new fluid so it will have to be tomorrow, will report back, thanks
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what are your tyre pressures , Try 38 front 36 rear with low tyre pressures the force needed to move the front wheels when stationary is massive .
Will check them tomorrow
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