Posted by Shealray on October 26, 2012 at 08:32:23 from (67.142.178.21):
Hey good people
Since hay season is slowing down I thought of fixing some issues with my Ford 5000. I lose power steering fluid to fast. My quick solution was just to keep putting more in. This is getting costly so I am now looking to fix the issue. I think it is a gasket replacement needed. This picture shows fluid coming out behind a cover plate. I am thinking this is the access to the power steering and the gasket is old. I tried loosening the bolts and they are on tight (go figure). So all you wonderful people am I correct and all I have to do is get the plate off and replacer the gasket? Also so will there be anything else I should do first? Is there a trick to loosening the bolts? Thanks for the help
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