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power steering resovoir

Started by RUKidn vbmenu_register("postmenu_1870725", true); · 24 June 2008 · 15 replies

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hey people. recently i have just neatened up all my engine bay, removed battery tray etc etc. i am just wanting to remove the standard power steering resovoir. i have tried serching for pictures as to what people have done, eg. put newer model ones on in replacement that are smaller/cleaner etc. and hiding them sumwhere in the bay. but no success. any pictures of what people have done or what works would be great
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yeah im very interested in this to as im trying to do the same thing!
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I used a 93 modle magna one i did a small mod cut the out let pipe because it was facing the wrong way and rewelded it in the right position.all mitso's(lancers,triton,magna ect.) use the same bottle they work well just keep it higher than the pump Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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i used a vk bottles and just wedged it under the plenum and the thermostat housing.....totaly hidden
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Quote: Originally Posted by shonkytrb well just keep it higher than the pump Is that what you think or is that whats needed? Will it over load the pump or just not work at all?
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Quote: Originally Posted by [T]Matty Is that what you think or is that whats needed? Will it over load the pump or just not work at all? im not 100% sure,i just made sure mine sat higher than the pump if you look at all other cars they sit higher than the pump correct me if im wrong people.
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The pump is gravity fed by the reservior. If the reservior is lower than the pump - you may end up starving the pump of fluid = not good. I need a new place for mine. I don't have a bracket for it any more since the battery tray went out the window along with all the wiring.
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use a VX one.. thats what im doing, theyre small, square, and they look very naiice
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I used a vs v6 reservior and bracket i mounted it on the side of the drivers side radiator support ill take a photo in morning
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u can get them made in polished alloy from www.lcw.com.au (http://www.lcw.com.au) these guys do awsome work and make fuse box covers and other parts for a vl to tidy up your engine bay and very reasonbly priced to
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Quote: Originally Posted by DIXIE use a VX one.. thats what im doing, theyre small, square, and they look very naiice yess i think that is the one i was after. do the hoses fit the vx resovoir. if you have any pics please post them up. i want it as hidden as possible
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Here is a pic of a vt power steering resovoir Jacko.
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skyline R31-33(same thing) look neat painted up and remounted aswell on vl's
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any more pics with vx resoviors?
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Pics of the R31-33 reservoirs?
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Quote: Originally Posted by 5spdvl Pics of the R31-33 reservoirs? yer post up what you have done, give us all some ideas, of how people are going about it
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