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Old 06-10-2005, 02:52 AM   #1
TuMor
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Default Power Steering DryZaBone

After a long drifting session in the wet the steering got really heavy, had a look and its fluid was empty. I filled it up again and did lock to lock a few times to work it through, and after three days its dry again and the heavy steering is back.
Tomorrow im gona get it up onto the ramps and have a look, does anyone know what would be the most likely problem? So i know what im looking for....
Will it keep happening every time i have a little fun?
Also does this happen to anyone else after a hard drive?
The bloody thing is also pullin to the left heaps now, i just got the alignment fixed a few months ago :(

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