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GastronomicKleptomaniac

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Power steering hose - lower reservoir.
« on: 30 July 2022, 15:25:25 »

Naturally Ezekiel couldn't be happy with an MOT pass and decided to make a show of himself on my mother's drive.

I've found a PAS fluid leak from the hose connecting to the lower pipe on the reservoir - the one bit of pipe I didnt examine and it has partially perished.

My brain says if I chop the metal pipe a bit further down then I can fit an olive and compression fitting, onto a hose to replace the perished bit. If I do this will it simply explode and launch the fitting into a low orbit... Or is the pressure low enough thatthat will be fine?

When I had it all apart I took it to the local hydraulic hose specialist who looked at me like I'd brought him something from another planet... So that's out
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Re: Power steering hose - lower reservoir.
« Reply #1 on: 30 July 2022, 15:28:12 »

Even the high pressure side is within the clamping of a Jubilee clip.


So you need some oil resistant hose the same bore as the pipe diameter, and a couple of clips.


Easy :y
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Re: Power steering hose - lower reservoir.
« Reply #2 on: 30 July 2022, 16:18:37 »

Even the high pressure side is within the clamping of a Jubilee clip.


So you need some oil resistant hose the same bore as the pipe diameter, and a couple of clips.


Easy :y

Just what I wanted to hear! Thanks mate :y
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