Power steering pump and lines have been replaced but still losing power steering fluid what could be the cause

Asked by Guru5SYDJ Jan 15, 2018 at 05:33 PM about the 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix Base

Question type: General

After replacing pump and lines what else could be
going on that I'm losing power steering fluid

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taver91 answered 6 years ago

Trace the fluid leak back to the source (assuming you see fluid and not just reading "fluid low" on the reservoir dipstick). If it just showing low on the dipstick, you probably need to bleed the system again and get it to the correct fluid level with no air in the system.

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Millykens60 answered 4 years ago

Could be your rack n pinion if your still leaking fluid check that it's what happened to me in my GTP 139K

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