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08-30-2009, 09:49 AM | #1 |
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240SX ISIS Stainless Steel Braided Power Steering Line Install and Review
240SX ISIS Stainless Steel Braided Power Steering Line Install and Review
A plague to the 240 family is a soft, leaky power steering system. In an effort to help correct this, Enjuku Racing’s ISIS product line offers a Stainless Steel Power Steering Line. On top of replacing leaky lines and improving steering feel, the line also allows for more clearance when going turbo and makes converting from 1989/1990 power steering systems to 1991+ much easier. The line comes with everything you need for installation. The installation it’s self is not bad at all. Just expect to get a little messy with the power steering fluid. After installation I noticed the steering feel is more direct and turn in is more responsive. I have not experienced any leaks from the line after about a month or so and a drift event. Tools needed: A set of metric open ended wrenches Drain pan New Power Steering fluid Installation: Step one: Make some room for you to work by removing the air filter and mass air flow sensor. Step two: Place a drain pan under the rack to catch the fluid and remove the bottom line going into the steering rack. *note* mine was old and broke so don’t be surprised if yours does too Step 3: Remove the bracket holding the lines inside fender. Step four: Remove the top part of the hose from the power steering pump. Step five: Insert the fittings into the PS pump and Rack separately from the line using the washers that came with the line. *note* Be careful of the o-ring on the fitting and don’t lose it. Step six: Install the line onto the fittings and snug it down. Step 7: Fill with new fluid and give the wheels a few turns back and forth with the engine running to circulate the fluid and you are good to go! |
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