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Topping up power steering fluid Peugeot Expert I 1995 - 2006

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Parts and consumables:

  • Cloth gloves
  • Power Steering Fluid
  • rags

Notes:

This repair description also applies to Fiat Scudo (I) 1995-2007 and Citroen Jumpy (I) 1994-2006.

Power steering Peugeot Expert is part of the steering mechanism to make it easier to turn the steering wheel and set the trajectory. If you have difficulty turning the steering wheel, or howling when you turn it, first of all, you should check the fluid level in the power steering reservoir.

1.  Park the vehicle on level ground, allow the engine to cool, and open the hood.  The power steering reservoir is located in the engine compartment on the right in the direction of travel of the vehicle.

The location of the power steering reservoir in the engine compartment of the Peugeot Expert I

2.  The tank body is marked "MAX" and "MIN" . When the engine is warmed up to normal temperature, the level of the working fluid should be near the “MAX” mark. When the engine is cold, the fluid level must not be below the “MIN” mark.

Liquid level marks applied to the body of the Peugeot Expert I power steering reservoir

3.  To add fluid to the power steering reservoir Peugeot Expert, turn counterclockwise and remove the cap from the reservoir. 

Power steering reservoir cap Peugeot Expert I

Opening the cap of the power steering reservoir of a Peugeot Expert I car

4. Add Peugeot Expert power steering fluid to the reservoir to the “MAX” level.

Adding fluid to the power steering reservoir of a Peugeot Expert I

Note:

The liquid level must be kept within acceptable limits and not pour too much of it into the tank. Because power steering fluid expands during engine operation, pressure buildup can lead to problems and costly repairs.

5. Close the power steering reservoir cap tightly by turning it clockwise. Wipe up spilled liquid with a clean rag.

Closing the lid of the power steering reservoir Peugeot Expert I

Note:

Be sure to use the correct power steering fluid for your vehicle, as each power steering fluid requires a different viscosity (density) to properly power the steering system.

The manufacturer does not recommend using gear oil instead of steering fluid. There is a wide variety of fluid types to choose from and choosing the wrong kind can result in steering failure and failure of steering seals.

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Source: carpedia.club

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