Thread: Groan upon full lock

Originally Posted by justinc

Thanks Scott,

It was a 45 minute job, (No ACE on this Vehicle) It WAS very loose, and it fixed it immediately!

Instructions etc were spot on, and it was a good result.
(Welding and cuttting into LR chassis is my favourite pastime!)

So thankyou again for the info, and got the other stuff this morning too


JC

Justin

Did you do the job? What did you charge for it?

Angus

Originally Posted by McDisco

Justin

Did you do the job? What did you charge for it?

Angus

G'day Angus,

This guy is a good customer, and I kept him waiting for 30 minutes while I dealt with a myriad of phone calls and customers rolling in. I charged him for 45minutes, we are at $92/hr, so $69.

Usually there is a $30 consumables charge for any welding/ cutting, drilling, grinding, painting etc, but in this instance I didn't add it.



He's happy, and I'm happy its fixed!!

JC

Hey thats good value. I think I might get this done next time Im in for a service.

Cheers

Angus

Originally Posted by incisor

you can bleed the old oil out of the system and fill the system with new by opening the bleed screw on the top of the power steering unit while someone slowly moves the steering wheel from side to side... make sure you keep the fill bottle full.... you need engine running of course..

fixed it in my d1...

make sure you use the right oil...

Hi all,

My steering is really bad at the moment so I am planning to flush, refill and bleed today.

Problem is I can't find any specs. on the volume of fluid I need to have on hand and I have a problem choosing the correct fluid.

RAVE etc. says Dexron II D.

The auto shops have Dexron III and claim it will do.

So, could someone let me know if this is the case and how much fluid it takes to complete the job?

Thanks

Thanks folks.

Does this tend to come when the driver turns to the right? I have a real strange noise only when turning the steering wheel to the right.

Cheers bronson