Subject	That system is supposed to bleed itself on it's own, so you
Posted by	davidztt on February 26, 2015 at 1:05 AM
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In Reply To	Seepage from power steering hose. posted by aquariuscsm on February 25, 2015 at 09:06 PM
Message	might check to make sure that part of the system is not clogged which could create extra pressure. Is the end of the pipe perfectly circular? Maybe warped or slightly crimped? Somebody near you can probably make pipe the appropriate size with flares. Sometimes a clamp can be too tight. 2nd Stanky; I'm not a big fan of those type clamps, either. Is it a brand new clamp? Maybe try two clamps. Try a different type of clamp. It looks like there are tiny cracks in the edge of the hose. Is it a factory stock metric hose or an SAE measure inside diameter? When I had to replace my hoses, it SUCKED! Hope it works out for you.
Follow Ups	Seepage from power steering hose. - aquariuscsm 21:06:50 02/25/15 I hate those clamps.. - Stanky 01:00:07 02/26/15 FALSE. The clamp is engineered for this application. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:22:17 02/28/15 That system is supposed to bleed itself on it's own, so you - davidztt 01:05:08 02/26/15 i swapped that out for compression fittings n braided hose. - LivinTheDream 13:16:06 02/26/15 LIKE! And I bet it looks better, too! (n/m) - davidztt 14:18:35 02/26/15 The line is old and dried out. Time to replace. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 20:21:43 02/28/15
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