Power steering fluid 1992 4.0 L6
I need the 5931 specification but in Europe I can only find the redline which is 41 $ a quart and the 3 quarts I think I would need to flush the entire system its an obscene amount of money in fluids. Any suggestion?
I heard you guys in the states have the Valvoline running pretty cheap but it's not available in europe bloody hell!
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Year: 1998 Sport
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You can use any power steering fluid. It doesn't need to be anything special or do like Bustedback said ATF. That's all I have ever used in all of my vehicles never with a single problem. Just because the p.o. used ATF doesn't mean that is what caused your leak. You have to remember seals go bad and over time they will leak.
You can use any power steering fluid. It doesn't need to be anything special or do like Bustedback said ATF. That's all I have ever used in all of my vehicles never with a single problem. Just because the p.o. used ATF doesn't mean that is what caused your leak. You have to remember seals go bad and over time they will leak.
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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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You're right! but before dealing with seals at the pitman arm I think it's easier to fill in with the proper fluid, and see what happens, are you with me? I'm trying to paste here a pdf where the specification 5931 is more than recommended for 1992 year however I cant find the code SR in the jeep. You guys think this is a reliable doc? I've got it from another forum.https://www.dropbox.com/s/9dnptdnmaq...20asistida.pdf
The info from Chrysler is on spot.
If you have a leak currently you will still have the leak even with the right fluid. If it stops for a "minute" well better than nothing.
I would avoid Honda pump fluid it foams.
Motor oil is a suitable replacement "if need be", 10-30 is fine.
If you can get a bottle of the lucas P/S fluid go for it. Good product.
The info from Chrysler is on spot.
If you have a leak currently you will still have the leak even with the right fluid. If it stops for a "minute" well better than nothing.
I would avoid Honda pump fluid it foams.
Motor oil is a suitable replacement "if need be", 10-30 is fine.
If you can get a bottle of the lucas P/S fluid go for it. Good product.
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