losing steering
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barry badger
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Re: losing steering
It could be. I would say the steering is a little bit on the heavy side even when the power steering is working compared to my other cars but it still rises quickly in the morning (under 15 seconds).
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1992 tzd estate, slowly being raided for parts
1992 txd estate, "doom blue" on the road
1991 4x4 estate, on sorn
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Mike E (uk)
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Re: losing steering
I agree that BX power steering is not as light (or lifeless) as most modern cars.
The steering requires volume of fluid rather than just pressure. With a pump giving reduced output, all the other hydraulic features still can work fine.
Mike
The steering requires volume of fluid rather than just pressure. With a pump giving reduced output, all the other hydraulic features still can work fine.
Mike
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It might be clever now, but it won't be in the morning!
It might be clever now, but it won't be in the morning!