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Posted by Bob Kerr on July 11, 2007 at 18:19:41 from (64.12.117.8):
After I worked on the brakes on the M today I Noticed a drip or two of oil comong out of the motor of the power steering. It wasn't leaking a few weeks back last time I ran it. A month or so ago I had changed out the fluid when I unhooked the remote control valve and put in hydrailic fluid. Was that a no no? The hydraulic system on my M doesn't use the belly pump, it is all ran off the PS pump. I am a bit puzzled why they would have it hooked up that way outside of the belly pump might be bad. But I need to know what kind of fluid went in the power steering originally as it might eat the seals. Any one have any ideas?
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