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How to: Power Steering Flush (Video)
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[QUOTE="Denver, post: 281685, member: 608"] I did this over the weekend on my 02. It only pumped fluid when I pumped the brakes. I did turn the wheel to one side and then put a quart through the system then turned the wheel to the other side and same thing. My fluid wasn't as dirty as I thought but I still used 4 quarts and noticed the brakes feel like they grab a little more aggresive. I didn't lift the front of the truck. I parked it on smooth concrete and squirted soapy water under the tires. This video was very helpful. Thanks for posting! This should be a sticky [/QUOTE]
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