I need to pump out my power steering fluid to replace it because it is dirty. Is it safe to assume that this will work for that?
890241
I don't know, cause I don't have power steering and I never replace any. If you have in mind some thing like this, buy a good tool, no this pump is too weak, too simple.
890242
It would be a bit awkward but you could use this to pump out the reservoir, However, it won't be able to get any of the fluid that is in the system other than in the reservoir.
890243
Not sure, it is made to attach to a standard 1 quart oil container to transfer the fluid to transmission, deferential, etc. I use a Mityvac for your application. http://www.mityvac.com/
890244
To a point it will work. However, it will not remove all of the fluid from the pump because of the pump's design, nor will it remove the fluid from the lines or cooler. Maybe consider just getting a pan, loosening the return line, and drain all the fluid.
890245
I would never assume anything :) I think this might work decent for you, but I'm unsure how much fluid you will actually be able to get out of the tank. You'll have to fish the hose down to the bottom and hope that it is where it needs to be. Using this pump as it is designed (for a bottle) it worked great.
265582
I would say yes, but be aware of the operating amps of the pump. Other than that it should work.
1074858
Have not tried that. Depending on where the hydraulic oil inlet is placed, that could run the pump dry and ruin it.
1118113
I think that this Lucas product's application is specific to power steering systems, the fluids of which are generally power steering fluid or automatic transmission fluid. It seems to swell slightly the system's rubber seals, O-rings, etc. I wouldn't try it with an oil leak, of which I infer that you mean an engine oil leak.
663027
I can't guaranty it, but I'm pretty sure it will. When you remove the old one, be sure to attach a fishing wire or cord to the connector end to facilitate drawing the new cable down the steering column. A single strand of telephone wire works well.
1069172
It will work but Toyota Doesn't Reccommend Anythang Other then Toyota Fluid!:)
1507809
Have not tried it for that. My guess is that it probably won't. We use it mostly for oil and grease stains and other similar things. Maybe "Goof off" or lighter fluid will work.
1390067
Hello- this pump should work fine as long as your pipe runs and elevation changes are minimal , please be sure it is completely submerged.
1638252
Hi Kwang, Not sure if I completely follow the question, so let me give you a basic run down of the connections. You have the pump bottle/reservoir. It has a brass fitting. A long length of tube connects to the fitting. Then at the end of that long tube is another connector. That connector attachs to a short length of tube with the matching connector on one end and the lid for the power steering reservoir on the other.
300848
Can't answer this. I bought this pump to replace a bad OEM pump on our Mercruiser IO. Worked fine, but I have no idea if it would be appropriate fo what you want to do. Sorry.
456842
I do not believe so. Only flushing the system will remove the fluid if your thinking of going to a different type of fluid. The tool is meant to pull fluid in, not out.
1844067
Even if the bolt pattern and the shaft are the same size allowing the pump to physically connect to the engine, you will probably not have enough power to run the pump. I made a similar mistake by putting a 3000psi pump on my engine which came with a 2400psi pump and the engine was heavily strained. Stick with the correct psi pump that came with the pressure washer for best results.
1282681
This lubrication is for use before you winterize your pressure washer. You attach the can to where the garden hose would be connected and empty the entire can into your washer. It will flush out your pump of water and get it read for the winter. I suggest you replace the pump and engine oil too.
510944
Yes just be sure the area is very clean and degreased. I am using it for my intake gasket and also for steam engine gaskets.
106596
regular trim fluid is clear and must be non corrosive and high viscoity under pressure so I used valvoline power steering fluid it works fine. The main thing is to fill it with engine down to the top of the port and close it and operate it until all the air is purged from the system and recheck level to make sure it is full.
418817
Yeah works pretty good. It gets tighter the more pressure you put on it. As long as the pulley Is clean and not covered in coolant it should work fine. I use it to hold pulleys all the time
59714
Hi. It would probably work but you would need a one way valve and a small tank with a pressure switch inline to make it work affectively. I suppose you could wire in a switch that activated the pump when the wipers were switched on.