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CarPsyco84 · 01-08-2010

Be careful not to get it too tight, they crush the water jacket inside them, and have been known to mix coolant and oil after said damage...

On a side note, My car also did the power steering overflow when I started it and it was wicked cold (-10F). Is is possible that the fluid gets too thick and the pump starts to cavitate cause it to get sorta foamy?

01-08-2010	#13
CarPsyco84 Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coon Rapids Drives: 07' Z06, 16' Beta 300RR Posts: 804	Re: Power Steering FLuid Foam Be careful not to get it too tight, they crush the water jacket inside them, and have been known to mix coolant and oil after said damage... On a side note, My car also did the power steering overflow when I started it and it was wicked cold (-10F). Is is possible that the fluid gets too thick and the pump starts to cavitate cause it to get sorta foamy? __________________ -When in doubt, Moar RPM.