Power Steering Fluid Filter And Turkey Baster Mercedes Benz Forum Basically, use a turkey baster or a large syringe to suck out some of the old fluid from the reservoir, top it back up, start the car, turn the wheels lock to lock 2 times, and start over. keep doing this until you finish the 1st bottle. Wbain. the filter is in the power steering reservoir. unscrew the black knob on the lid, take out the filter, it has holes on top, and replace it. unless the fluid is black, there is no need to replace it. you can suction out the fluid with a turkey baster and undo the hoses and drain the fluid. add new fluid as necessary.
How To Replace Power Steering Fluid Using A Turkey Bastet Method On Reise20xx discussion starter. 26 posts · joined 2021. #1 ·feb 1, 2022. hi everyone. i recently replaced the tandem pump (steering abc) and now the suspension works properly. the steering also continues to work properly (great). however i had bought original mb, oil power steering filter and would like to replace them. The easiest diy way is to use a syringe or turkey baster to remove as much as you can from the reservoir and replace with fresh. do this several times after using the car in between. although not as good as a proper flush you will replace most of the old oil. my steering was noisy at full lock. doing this sorted it. I have in the past removed all the pas fluid and replaced the filter .but safe way is to get a turkey baster and suck it out every now and then .and refill with new. With the engine off, use the baster to empty the reservoir. 2. move the steering full range back & forth a few times. 3. repeat 1 & 2 until you can't get any more fluid out of the reservoir. 4. refill the reservoir with new fluid. 5. with the engine running, move the steering full range left right.
Power Steering Fluid Change Mercedes Benz Forum I have in the past removed all the pas fluid and replaced the filter .but safe way is to get a turkey baster and suck it out every now and then .and refill with new. With the engine off, use the baster to empty the reservoir. 2. move the steering full range back & forth a few times. 3. repeat 1 & 2 until you can't get any more fluid out of the reservoir. 4. refill the reservoir with new fluid. 5. with the engine running, move the steering full range left right. The new bottle of green stuff is febi , i still have an mb bottle of power steering fluid which is green as well. its febi 21647 , mb 345.0 green (checked on opieoils site ) febi 21647 is the correct choice for the w211 and w209 your models. (and others like the w220, 212, 203, 204 ect. I use atf in my rebuilds, but ps fluid is fine as well. here's the approved list. mb power steering fluid mb part no. bq 1 46 0001 or approved dexron iii automatic transmission fluid (note 1) castrol dexron iii mercon atf f 30341 castrol transmax m 22257 22096 chevron atf dexron iii f 30108 30159 citgo multi purpose atf d 21571.
Power Steering Fluid Filter And Turkey Baster Mercedes Benz Forum The new bottle of green stuff is febi , i still have an mb bottle of power steering fluid which is green as well. its febi 21647 , mb 345.0 green (checked on opieoils site ) febi 21647 is the correct choice for the w211 and w209 your models. (and others like the w220, 212, 203, 204 ect. I use atf in my rebuilds, but ps fluid is fine as well. here's the approved list. mb power steering fluid mb part no. bq 1 46 0001 or approved dexron iii automatic transmission fluid (note 1) castrol dexron iii mercon atf f 30341 castrol transmax m 22257 22096 chevron atf dexron iii f 30108 30159 citgo multi purpose atf d 21571.
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