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Bleeding the Power Steering System (Freelander 2)

 
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1. Clean the power steering reservoir around the filler cap and fluid level indicator.

2. Check the power steering fluid: if there are air bubbles in it, wait until the air comes out and add the recommended power steering fluid to the UPPER mark.

3. Remove the tank cap and add working fluid up to the MAX mark.

CAUTION: There must be working fluid in the reservoir at all times while bleeding air from the system.


CAUTION: There must be working fluid in the reservoir at all times while bleeding air from the…


4. Install the filler cap.

5. Start the engine, let it run for 10 seconds, then turn it off.

6. Check the power steering fluid: if there are air bubbles in it, wait until the air comes out and add the recommended power steering fluid to the UPPER mark.

7. Start the engine, turn the steering wheel between the extreme lock positions, turn off the engine.

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8. Check the power steering fluid level and top up if necessary.

9. Start the engine, let it run for 2 minutes, turn the steering wheel between the extreme lock positions.

10. Check the power steering fluid level and top up if necessary.


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