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Power Steering Fluid Change 900

posted by  RTBimmer on  Thu Jul 11 12:22 CST 2002
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I just followed the procedure found in the FAQ for the above in my '94 940 b230. With the front end raised and turning the wheel the PS seems normal. Upon road testing, when turning the wheel, the PS seems as if low on fluid. I assume there is air now in the system. At one point while draining/filling I did not keep up with the draining and did "suck-some-air". Will it be required to some kind of bleeding procedure or will it just work it self out over some time?
Kevin






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