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Just got alternator fixed and now I am hearing power steering noises and feeling it tighten up as well. I checked the container and I need to put fluid in. What should I do? Put more fluid in and let it continue to ruin the alternator? I am waiting to hear from some local mechanics so I won't have to get done by the dealership prices, but this needs to be fixed soon.
Also- it sux but i will probably have to do the alternator again.
wtf!
Also- it sux but i will probably have to do the alternator again.
wtf!
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Originally Posted by Will400
Just got alternator fixed and now I am hearing power steering noises and feeling it tighten up as well. I checked the container and I need to put fluid in. What should I do? Put more fluid in and let it continue to ruin the alternator? I am waiting to hear from some local mechanics so I won't have to get done by the dealership prices, but this needs to be fixed soon.
Also- it sux but i will probably have to do the alternator again.
wtf!
Also- it sux but i will probably have to do the alternator again.
wtf!
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Chris,
So far I never had problems with the power steering.
Will,
For what I remember correctly, there is the possibility of replacing only the high-pressure seal, rather than the whole pump, but I never had a need to do so.
So far I never had problems with the power steering.
Will,
For what I remember correctly, there is the possibility of replacing only the high-pressure seal, rather than the whole pump, but I never had a need to do so.
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