PS fluid
11-13-10, 07:29 PM
#1
PS fluid
What PS fluid are you guys running these days?
I'd been using M1 but with one component of the fluid being illegal in CA, it isn't available. IDK if there will be a reformulation for CA... Suxx, I had several bottles and to complete the drain I need a bit more but...nada
My next best is to pour in the Type IV but some hints at compatibility exists so I'm not 100% on the mix.
I'd been using M1 but with one component of the fluid being illegal in CA, it isn't available. IDK if there will be a reformulation for CA... Suxx, I had several bottles and to complete the drain I need a bit more but...nada
My next best is to pour in the Type IV but some hints at compatibility exists so I'm not 100% on the mix.
11-13-10, 07:49 PM
#2
Lead Lap
What PS fluid are you guys running these days?
I'd been using M1 but with one component of the fluid being illegal in CA, it isn't available. IDK if there will be a reformulation for CA... Suxx, I had several bottles and to complete the drain I need a bit more but...nada
My next best is to pour in the Type IV but some hints at compatibility exists so I'm not 100% on the mix.
I'd been using M1 but with one component of the fluid being illegal in CA, it isn't available. IDK if there will be a reformulation for CA... Suxx, I had several bottles and to complete the drain I need a bit more but...nada
My next best is to pour in the Type IV but some hints at compatibility exists so I'm not 100% on the mix.
11-14-10, 03:39 AM
#3
type-iv is NOT the right fluid for the power steering.
i'm witholding my fluid flush for after i rebuild my rack (leaky seals, nothing too serious yet thankfully) but plan on using backstocked M1 trans fluid or giving up and running royal purple or Redline (must be Dexron/Mercon spec).
i'm witholding my fluid flush for after i rebuild my rack (leaky seals, nothing too serious yet thankfully) but plan on using backstocked M1 trans fluid or giving up and running royal purple or Redline (must be Dexron/Mercon spec).
11-14-10, 10:38 AM
#4
I asked the parts guy FWIW at Auto Zone and although he had a shelf of other tranny fluids, he was not able to recco one that he felt was comparable to M1. M1 has been off shelves now for some months 
From other car forums, peeps have been buying this stuff up when they find it or going outside of CA to get it.
M1 has been off shelves now for some months From other car forums, peeps have been buying this stuff up when they find it or going outside of CA to get it.
11-19-10, 03:06 AM
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I have the AMSOIL Sytn Fluid after I got my PS Pump replanced...got it offline for a good price...no problems since I've had it in and the steering wheel turns so smooth without any issuse or that dreaded whine u hear from a bad ps pump....hope this helps...
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