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Power Steering Fluid Flush 200

posted by  brownboy on  Sun Feb 2 23:05 CST 2003
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Hi Doug:
The top hose is the correct one to take off on the 86 for sure; never worked on an 81 but I'm sure it is the same one on it. It is a two person job, as the fluid pumps out pretty quickly. Go to the dollar store and get a cheap turkey baster and suck out as much of the old fluid as you can. Fill with ps fluid (I used mobile 1 atf). Start car, holding the hose in a large cup (I used a "big gulp" cup), run some out, stop the car and refill, repeat until the ps fluid looks nice and clean. Button it back up. Not hard to do.

Mike Brown
Greenville, NC
1996 965 92K
1986 244 137K






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