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power steering leak passenger side

posted by  jwalker on  Wed Aug 9 17:23 CST 2023
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Sounds like the line (hose) if it’s leaking on the timing belt cover and everywhere else. Follow the line and clean it well to see if you can locate the leak. Check where it connects to the reservoir too. I once looked at a 2003 V70 that was for sale and the line was cracked behind the reservoir.

If you can’t find a leak on the line, then thoroughly clean the boot and the area where the inner tie rod enters the rack. The boot should only leak fluid if the nearby seal inside the rack itself is leaking (a somewhat common old Volvo problem - BTW).
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Will I buy another Volvo??? We'll see....






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