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w124 pwer steering fluid=ATF
I ve read around a little bit and wanted to confirm if this is the case? TIA
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Treetops 06 E320 CDI 127K Miles 87 300TD 231K Miles 99 E300 269K Miles-Sold |
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Not for me
I used (?) Prestone (?) with leak prevention. It doesn't temporarily swell the rubber seals, it rejuvenates them. I've used it for the first time when I bought this car some 8 years ago. It stopped the leak nearly immediately, and has been working ever since.
I read bad stuff about the other type, which temporarily swell your seals to stop leaks, I heard that one day it stops working and you lose all your fluid in very short order. 1991 300d, 191k |
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Yep, just regular Dexron 3 ATF for the power steering.
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Thanks for the quick replies, just want I needed to know.
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Treetops 06 E320 CDI 127K Miles 87 300TD 231K Miles 99 E300 269K Miles-Sold |
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Chrysler now puts ATF+4 in power steering, and recommends it for all older power steering when doing major work, since it fixes some chattering problems. I use in my 60's Mopars and recall putting it in one of my 300D's p.s. pump.
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