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power steering on mf 135

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MGEOD

12-17-2005 20:12:46




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Hi , I just recently installed power steering on my Massey, after I used it a while it appears to be leaking out of the column up close to the steering wheel. Anyone else had a similar problem or might have a idea what it might be . thanks for the help , Mike




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mgeod

12-19-2005 17:14:44




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 Re: power steering on mf 135 in reply to MGEOD, 12-17-2005 20:12:46  
Sounds easy enuff to me , I think I will have to repair mine, especially since I already have it the hood and stuff off of it



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Willy-N

12-19-2005 20:32:49




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 Re: power steering on mf 135 in reply to mgeod, 12-19-2005 17:14:44  
Hoods easy to get off but the Dash is a different story to do. That is why I haven't dug into mine. I have only had to add fluid once in 3 years so it is not that bad of a leak but when the dust collects on the oil it locks worse. Mark H.



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Willy-N

12-18-2005 13:19:16




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 Re: power steering on mf 135 in reply to MGEOD, 12-17-2005 20:12:46  
Mike mine has been leaking for years. If it ends up being a easy fix let me know I will repair mine also. I just live with mine but it would be nice if it didn't. Mark H.



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Big Dean

12-18-2005 12:50:54




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 Re: power steering on mf 135 in reply to MGEOD, 12-17-2005 20:12:46  
There is a seal in the bottom of the steering column that causes that problem. The steering wheel and dash has to be pulled off then remove the three bolts holding the steering column remove it and turn it upside down you will see the seal. If I can be of further help email me



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