[brandonb1481]

I have had a small power steering leak. I have to full it up about every week and a half. But I don't want to deal with worrying about fluid this winter. I've noticed it's coming around where the lines go to the reservoir that holds the fluid. Instead of trying to find the one leaking one. I want to just replace every line that goes to it. Where can I get all the lines at? I looked on Google couldn't really find any stores. Only found forums

 

[dozer12216]

Try most any parts store or a Dealer. If want cheap, check a Pull A Part yard. And use Power Steering fluid. NOT atf.

 

[Junkman]

My return line was leaking. I cut the ends and reinstalled. It took 2 minutes once I figured it out. Tho pressure line is special and likely good. Cut the return and clean before spending money. Also, you may need to reseal the PS/vac pumps. Lots of info. I won't start argument with details. Search "Peter Gould".

 

[jason]

My return line was leaking. I cut the ends and reinstalled. It took 2 minutes once I figured it out. Tho pressure line is special and likely good. Cut the return and clean before spending money. Also, you may need to reseal the PS/vac pumps. Lots of info. I won't start argument with details. Search "Peter Gould".

Momentary hijack, which is the return line or is it that obvious? Thanks!

 

[Junkman]

Momentary hijack, which is the return line or is it that obvious? Thanks!

The low pressure lines have some kind of clamp. Mine has the cheap worm clamps. The high pressure would need to be made.

You could take this chance to flush the system. Disconnect one end of the low pressure hose. Attach another hose to the empty fitting. Put a catch bottle on the exit side. Put o fluid source on the inlet side. Start truck. Don't run out of fluid. Wallyworld has cheap fluid in gallons. I forgot which side is which.