Anyone used this?
Discussion
As my rack is leaking and slick 50 hasn't cured it I was wondering if anyone had any experience of this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Power-Steering-Rack-Repair-T...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Power-Steering-Rack-Repair-T...
do you know where its leaking from? they are designed to rejuvinate the seals to stop leaks, so if your rack is leaking from one of the pipes or fittings its not going to help. these fluids can help and for the cost of it then what have you got to loose!
best thing to do is remove the f1 panel (front panel between engine and radiator) clean the area and then you can have a good look at whats going on and see where the leak is coming from.
best thing to do is remove the f1 panel (front panel between engine and radiator) clean the area and then you can have a good look at whats going on and see where the leak is coming from.
Edited by al 350i on Wednesday 3rd February 21:49
I tried it.
I had two leaks, one where the steering column goes into the rack and one into one of the track-rod gaiters.
It stopped the top one but failed to stop the bottom one.
I did everything as per the instructions.
So I suppose that says you have a 50-50 chance of it working.

Oh, and go along to your local auto-factors and see if they sell it.
Mine did and it was significantly cheaper in their shop than on e-bay.
I had two leaks, one where the steering column goes into the rack and one into one of the track-rod gaiters.
It stopped the top one but failed to stop the bottom one.
I did everything as per the instructions.
So I suppose that says you have a 50-50 chance of it working.

Oh, and go along to your local auto-factors and see if they sell it.
Mine did and it was significantly cheaper in their shop than on e-bay.
al 350i said:
do you know where its leaking from? they are designed to rejuvinate the seals to stop leaks, so if your rack is leaking from one of the pipes or fittings its not going to help. these fluids can help and for the cost of it then what have you got to loose!
best thing to do is remove the f1 panel (front panel between engine and radiator) clean the area and then you can have a good look at whats going on and see where the leak is coming from.
Was hoping to get a look at this today to see where the leak is coming from but man flu has arrived this morning, hopefully get a look tomorrow.best thing to do is remove the f1 panel (front panel between engine and radiator) clean the area and then you can have a good look at whats going on and see where the leak is coming from.
Edited by al 350i on Wednesday 3rd February 21:49
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