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CirrusSR22 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 1,587 iTrader: (3) Photo Gallery	Power Steering Refresh - DIY. PICS! Replace your power steering fluid, reservoir, and supply lines. Parts Needed • Fluid Reservoir w/ Integral Filter: 32 41 1 097 164 • Fluid Supply Hose (reservoir to pump): 32 41 1 092 982 • Return Hose/Pipe (rack to reservoir): 32 41 1 093 137Click here to read the entire tutorial

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By Pezgoon on 03-04-2016, 06:54 AM

That is what BMW requires. Some manufacturers use atf instead of power steering because of the higher pressures, temperatures and the more "cleaning/detergent" action of the atf compared to the power steering fluid if I'm not mistaken. Imagine what atf goes through inside a transmission and compare it to a power steering rack, which is handling worse? (the transmission) this makes the fluid and the system much more durable than using regular power steering fluid

If I'm not mistaken

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By adcurtin on 12-23-2019, 10:51 PM

R.I.P. the images in this thread. they're gone now, and all the ones in the internet archive are blurry.

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