Power Steering Fluid

Supra_Newb · 10-12-2009, 10:12 PM

Information:
1989
Non Turbo
Automatic

If you need any other information just ask.

I had her(yes I call my car a her) for about a month now, and I noticed that she might be leaking Power Steering Fluid.
I bought the car for $700, knowing work will need to be done, but the previous owner took NO care of it at all. There wasn't even break pads on the rear driver side, and I had to replace the caliper. Anyways, When I bought the car it had almost 0 power steering fluid in it, and I'm un certain how long it's been driven like that. I filled her up to the Max line, and probably about a week later I noticed it was a little below the Min line. It's been that kind of tug and pull since then, I fill it up to the max line, it drops down a little below the min line.

I'm just lookin for information of what everything I need to fix the issue. This is my first Supra, and I'm trying to completely restore her.

10-12-2009, 10:12 PM	#1
Supra_Newb Stock Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Nebraska Posts: 10	Power Steering Fluid Information: 1989 Non Turbo Automatic If you need any other information just ask. I had her(yes I call my car a her) for about a month now, and I noticed that she might be leaking Power Steering Fluid. I bought the car for $700, knowing work will need to be done, but the previous owner took NO care of it at all. There wasn't even break pads on the rear driver side, and I had to replace the caliper. Anyways, When I bought the car it had almost 0 power steering fluid in it, and I'm un certain how long it's been driven like that. I filled her up to the Max line, and probably about a week later I noticed it was a little below the Min line. It's been that kind of tug and pull since then, I fill it up to the max line, it drops down a little below the min line. I'm just lookin for information of what everything I need to fix the issue. This is my first Supra, and I'm trying to completely restore her. __________________ 1989 MKIII 7M-GE Automatic Last edited by Supra_Newb; 10-12-2009 at 10:14 PM.