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3F's<br />

Fluid/ Flush/ Filter<br />

FLUID<br />

HARD PARTS<br />

Up to 30% of all steering comebacks are due to<br />

contamination in the steering system fluid.<br />

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3F'S YOUTUBE<br />

VIDEO<br />

Use the right fluid quality:<br />

Not all power steering fluids are created equal. Be sure to use fluid that meets O.E. specifications for<br />

your vehicle. Refer to our approved fluid list.<br />

Use the right fluid type:<br />

Some steering systems do not require power steering fluid; they require other O.E. specified fluid<br />

types. Also, note that cleaning the steering system with common shop chemicals can damage power<br />

steering seals.<br />

FLUSH<br />

Late-model steering systems are designed to be smaller, lighter and more efficient. The tighter tolerances of<br />

these systems allow smaller particles to cause contamination. Failure to properly flush the system can lead<br />

to binding, poor returnability, leaking, hard steering, intermittent assist and noise.<br />

The photo below compares the different tolerances of an old- and new-style campac, an internal power<br />

steering pump component that is now affected by fluid contamination.<br />

Broad tolerance allow<br />

debris to flow through.<br />

OLD ROLLER-STYLE CAMPAC<br />

1968-72 AMC PASSENGER CARS<br />

Tighter tolerances lead<br />

to contamination and<br />

failure.<br />

NEW VANE-STYLE COMPAC<br />

2000-08 CHEVY/ GMC TRUCKS<br />

FILTER<br />

Filtration is essential for protecting the steering system from contamination. Find out more about<br />

Magna-Pure® Power Steering Pumps and Magna-Pure® In-Line Filters featuring patented by-pass filtration<br />

technology offered exclusively by CARDONE.

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