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Old 28th May 2017, 12:55   #1
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Default power steering pump leak?

Just done the weekly checks and noticed the power steering fluid has gone down in the reservoir, by a fair bit.
also, the pipe that comes from the bottom of the reservoir area of the pump is very greasy and wet where it touches another pipe made from metal. anyone know the name of the pipe so i can look up the problem, please?
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Old 28th May 2017, 14:39   #2
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I think it will be part no.4 on here https://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID002028 .
A common failure is an o-ring where the flanged end of this pipe bolts into the pump . Very cheap fix if this is the problem
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thatsthe pipe that seems to be leaking. its covered in filthy mucky grease etc. the whole pipe seems pretty degraded. i presume i need the pipe no 4 and the 2 orings no.10?
says the part is no stock. does anyone else do them, please?
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Firstly , part no.10 is the clip rather than an o-ring Could be a loose clip though
Have a read of this https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...ghlight=o-ring
and in particular read the link Beinet1 refers to . In that link , post no22 gives the size of the o-ring . If all else fails , a reconditioned pump is not a bad way to go albeit dearer
Here is a good picture of the pipe , flange and o-ring (not suggesting you buy a used one ! ) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rover-75-M...0AAOSwo4pYWYDn
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