Pinpoint Test B: Power Steering Fluid Leaks From The Power Steering Fluid Reservoir
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- B1: LOCATION OF THE RESERVOIR LEAK - LEAKS FROM RESERVOIR BODY
Is the leak from the reservoir body?
- Yes : Replace the power steering fluid reservoir assembly When all remedial actions have been completed, perform final check for leaks GO to PINPOINT TEST E .
- No: GO to B2.
- B2: LOCATION OF THE RESERVOIR LEAK - LEAKS FROM RESERVOIR FILLER CAP
Is the leak from the filler reservoir cap?
- Yes : Replace the power steering fluid reservoir filler cap assembly When all remedial actions have been completed, perform final check for leaks GO to PINPOINT TEST E .
- No: GO to B3.
- B3: LOCATION OF THE RESERVOIR LEAK - LEAKS FROM RESERVOIR HOSES/HOSE CONNECTIONS
Is the leak from the hoses or hose connections at (or around) the reservoir?
- Yes
: Check the hose is located fully onto the spigot and that the securing clip is installed correctly. If a quick connector is used, ensure that it is correctly installed by pushing connector fully onto the spigot, (a small click maybe heard), and then pulling it back to check for a secure connection
If a quick connector is used, check inside the connector body for damaged O-Ring(s) and replace hose as required
Check the bore of the hose for axial scores, cuts or abrasions and replace defective hose as required
When all remedial actions have been completed, perform final check for leaks GO to PINPOINT TEST E .
- Yes
: Check the hose is located fully onto the spigot and that the securing clip is installed correctly. If a quick connector is used, ensure that it is correctly installed by pushing connector fully onto the spigot, (a small click maybe heard), and then pulling it back to check for a secure connection