When i turn off the engine on the RV the power steering fluid starts to blow
out at the top of the cap for the power steering reservoir. It does not leak
while driving or engine running. Only when the vehicle is turned off.
Any ideas why it would do this. Oh, And it does it every time also.
Thanks
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A number of things come to mind. Filter, PS fluid cooling radiator
(small finned thing), fluid needs changing, clogged hoses, low or
overfilled resovier(sp?). My best guess is the resovoir is too full.
Check when cold. There are probably two marks on the dipstick. One for
hot and one for cold.
So what does your manual say?
Bob AZ
The P.Steer pump is a bear to get to, but do not overfill.
Make sure the belt is properly tightened.
If you have the hydraulic boosted brakes it supplies boost pressure for them
also and because of the extra hydraulic lines, requires more fluid.
Check when cold ( so you don't burn yourself) and work all the air out of
the system with some low speed (5 mph) full left and full right turns in a
parking lot.
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