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Old 02-12-2010, 03:54 AM   #1
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Default power steering help!

where can i buy the hose's that connect to the resevoir because i was told my hose's are bad but i cant find them so any feed back would be great!
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P/S lines

I remembered about the DYI on here just now

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thank you! oh man what a life saver! so that diagram is good for the 97 318 right?
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As I recall, yes the lines are the same. You can always ring up a local BMW Center and get the part #'s off of them.
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I did a power steering refresh from Pelican Parts for a very reasonable price.

Hit up Pelican Parts.com, part number is 32-41-1-092-982-M21.

The power steering fluid filter is integrated into the resevoir, and the resevoir is fairly cheap. Go ahead and replace that. Part number is 32-41-1-097-164-M103.

Go ahead and bleed out the system with the new filter in, but the return hose pointed into a catch pan. Then connect it back up and get some new fluid in it.
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