Chim Power Steering Fluid - How to read levels?
Chim Power Steering Fluid - How to read levels?
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V6Alfisti

Original Poster:

3,314 posts

258 months

Wednesday 17th September 2008
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I was checking the PAS levels yesterday and wanted to make sure that I had the right understanding.

http://img187.imageshack.us/my.php?image=paslevelp...

Would I be correct that the min and max are where I have placed them on the picture attached?

Or is it like some american cars,where position 1 is the min level when the engine is cold, 2 being the max when cold, and 2 being the min when hot and 3 being the max when hot.

Thanks smile

bsdnazz

762 posts

284 months

Wednesday 17th September 2008
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That's my understanding of it.

HRG

72,863 posts

270 months

Wednesday 17th September 2008
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But do you check it resting on the threads or screwed in?

V6Alfisti

Original Poster:

3,314 posts

258 months

Wednesday 17th September 2008
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HRG said:
But do you check it resting on the threads or screwed in?
I personally normally pull it out, dry the dipstick, then screw it back in, then pull out to check.

Looks like my original idea that 2 is min and 3 is max - correct (re-assuring to know!)