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Re: Please advise-300U power steering damage asses
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Posted by Chris C. on December 16, 2003 at 20:12:23 from (216.196.181.140):
In Reply to: Please advise-300U power steering damage assessmen posted by Jerry on December 16, 2003 at 18:59:18:
Don't get too worried just yet...It sounds like you just knocked the epansion plug loose at the bottom of the steering shaft...you should see a round plug(sort of like a frost plug) at the bottom between the two halves. It probably got pushed out...you may be able to tap it back in place and get out of trouble. It gives you a chance to change your fluid out. You may have to remove the box to fix it...If you do and you find water in the hydraulic lines leading to the steering I would suggest tearing it apart to do a rebuild.
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