Custom Power Steering Setup
My question is does anyone have pictures or knows where i can find some of a custom power steering setup? Now if your wondering what i mean by a custom PS setup I mean by when you remove your PS from your car, most people just loop a hose in the PS rack, but i have seen some people setup the PS reservour and run a line to the rack, which allows air to get out of the rack and makes your PS rack alot easier to handle. If anyone can help would be appricaiated. thanks
I looped the hoses but i know what you mean, I looked for info for 3 hours some time ago. I did not find good clear info on how to run the lines. I hope some people pitch in and give some help. Drawings and pics would be more help also.
Ok, here's a quick attempt at a text only description of what I think the OP wants.
Normally, people loop the lines. Take the loop, cut it in half, and add a T fitting. Connect other side of T to reservoir. Add fluid. Squeeze lines and "burp" any air into reservoir.
There, fluid to keep things lubricated, and an expansion chamber to push fluid to (the reservoir).
Now, I have never seen anyone do this. I've only seen looped lines, but that is how I would attempt to do it if I were to remove the pump.
Normally, people loop the lines. Take the loop, cut it in half, and add a T fitting. Connect other side of T to reservoir. Add fluid. Squeeze lines and "burp" any air into reservoir.
There, fluid to keep things lubricated, and an expansion chamber to push fluid to (the reservoir).
Now, I have never seen anyone do this. I've only seen looped lines, but that is how I would attempt to do it if I were to remove the pump.
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Ok, here's a quick attempt at a text only description of what I think the OP wants.
Normally, people loop the lines. Take the loop, cut it in half, and add a T fitting. Connect other side of T to reservoir. Add fluid. Squeeze lines and "burp" any air into reservoir.
There, fluid to keep things lubricated, and an expansion chamber to push fluid to (the reservoir).
Now, I have never seen anyone do this. I've only seen looped lines, but that is how I would attempt to do it if I were to remove the pump.
Normally, people loop the lines. Take the loop, cut it in half, and add a T fitting. Connect other side of T to reservoir. Add fluid. Squeeze lines and "burp" any air into reservoir.
There, fluid to keep things lubricated, and an expansion chamber to push fluid to (the reservoir).
Now, I have never seen anyone do this. I've only seen looped lines, but that is how I would attempt to do it if I were to remove the pump.
Not just less turns on the Integra rack, but it has an overall better turning radius.
If you searched, you would have found this;
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/faq-power-steering-loop-96-00-civic-2538767/
The EG/DC rack is the same... EG/DC rack is pictured in that thread.
If you searched, you would have found this;
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/faq-power-steering-loop-96-00-civic-2538767/
The EG/DC rack is the same... EG/DC rack is pictured in that thread.
And if you would have searched, read the thread, or even clicked on the thread I put up there, you would know.
Put a T fitting in the loop, run a small piece of hose from it, connect a clutch resivoir so you can keep fluid in the rack and bleed air out as it works.
Put a T fitting in the loop, run a small piece of hose from it, connect a clutch resivoir so you can keep fluid in the rack and bleed air out as it works.
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