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Old 03-12-2007, 06:25 AM   #1
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Default leaking power steering line.

i put my new cd player in saturday, moved my car from the carport. and noticed there was a puddle of power steering fluid on the ground. so i took the engine cover off, and the top line of the power steering pump has fluid seeping out of it.

im not to sure on the setup, does it have a rubber seal that might of had it, or am i in for a decent bill for the repair. its on the join where the line connects to the pump.

anyone have any ideas?

cheers AUXR8220.

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