Power Steering Failure
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Power Steering Failure
Hello
So the other night, I was parking up my 2010 C63 W204 (85K Km's) and as I turned the steering wheel full lock right to park, I heard a crack and then smoke from the front driver side wheel. So I got out had a look and notice some fluid had also leaked. When I got back into the car to try and park it properly noticed a complete loss of power steering.
I have had the car towed and will be assessed by a MB service centre, but anyone know what the problem could be?
Note - The car has been lowered and sits on 19's.
I don't have a good feeling about this, especially the cost involved!
So the other night, I was parking up my 2010 C63 W204 (85K Km's) and as I turned the steering wheel full lock right to park, I heard a crack and then smoke from the front driver side wheel. So I got out had a look and notice some fluid had also leaked. When I got back into the car to try and park it properly noticed a complete loss of power steering.
I have had the car towed and will be assessed by a MB service centre, but anyone know what the problem could be?
Note - The car has been lowered and sits on 19's.
I don't have a good feeling about this, especially the cost involved!
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BLKROKT (05-15-2017)
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chrisridebike8 (05-16-2017)
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Chrisridebike8, I know you have been around long enough to know this, and I also that you are a guy with actual reading comprehension skills lol, and yet I can't stop myself from pointing out that those are Australian dollars, and their prices are nuts for everything.
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zcct04 (05-16-2017)
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Yup. I didn't know he was in Australia until he posted Aussie dollars. Thanks man! I'll just look up how much the job would be in the US
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604 C63 (05-16-2017)
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There's a filter in the power steering reservoir.
It can be changed, by changing the reservoir itself, a $50 or so item. Bleeding the air out of the system afterwards is something to be done carefully, but not too difficult.
It can be changed, by changing the reservoir itself, a $50 or so item. Bleeding the air out of the system afterwards is something to be done carefully, but not too difficult.
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