2000 chrysler town and country power steering leak

Asked by IanNunnery Jan 21, 2019 at 06:46 PM about the 2000 Chrysler Town & Country LX LWB FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My dad was giving me his 2000 Chrysler Town and Country
but he told me that it had a leak and that you would have to
fill it every 30 minutes with power fluid but when I started
driving it I noticed that it was leaking really fast at the
bottom there is also signs that it's splashing on the belt and
the pulleys. We also noticed that as soon as you put the
fluid in it leaks right out as soon as its put in we cant see ot
from the fitting so its one of two things. Could it be the
hose or power steering pump? Please help if you can.

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I've service two of these in the last 15 days 1. Inspect pressure hose very common issue 2. check two (6"-8") molded 90 degree return hoses at the cooler 3. change out the fluid reservoir your only 5 clicks away from videos on how to do it. 4. refill with ATF4

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