Comments on: I have a toyota tacoma, and it is leaking steering fluid, there is a hole in the metal fluid line? http://www.autopartssearch.info/replacement-auto-parts/i-have-a-toyota-tacoma-and-it-is-leaking-steering-fluid-there-is-a-hole-in-the-metal-fluid-line Buy Auto Parts Online and Save Tue, 13 Jan 2009 19:47:59 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: sheerkhan http://www.autopartssearch.info/replacement-auto-parts/i-have-a-toyota-tacoma-and-it-is-leaking-steering-fluid-there-is-a-hole-in-the-metal-fluid-line/comment-page-1#comment-1243 sheerkhan Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:07:59 +0000 http://www.autopartssearch.info/replacement-auto-parts/i-have-a-toyota-tacoma-and-it-is-leaking-steering-fluid-there-is-a-hole-in-the-metal-fluid-line#comment-1243 There are 2 hoses on the PS pump, one is the high pressure and the other is return hose or low pressure.. High pressure is partly made out of metal. do not attempt to patch it, there is an extreme amount of pressure there. if it leaks replace it.<br><b>References : </b><br> There are 2 hoses on the PS pump, one is the high pressure and the other is return hose or low pressure..
High pressure is partly made out of metal. do not attempt to patch it, there is an extreme amount of pressure there.
if it leaks replace it.
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]]> By: Bit Pilsman http://www.autopartssearch.info/replacement-auto-parts/i-have-a-toyota-tacoma-and-it-is-leaking-steering-fluid-there-is-a-hole-in-the-metal-fluid-line/comment-page-1#comment-1242 Bit Pilsman Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:43:59 +0000 http://www.autopartssearch.info/replacement-auto-parts/i-have-a-toyota-tacoma-and-it-is-leaking-steering-fluid-there-is-a-hole-in-the-metal-fluid-line#comment-1242 It may be just a factory part, you'll have to get it at the dealership. Why not try a piece of slit rubber hose and a hose clamp to see if you can seal it up. Sheesh, I only meant to try and seal it for a temp fix, until you get your metal tube. Figured you didn't want fluid all over the place if you had to order it.<br><b>References : </b><br> It may be just a factory part, you'll have to get it at the dealership.

Why not try a piece of slit rubber hose and a hose clamp to see if you can seal it up.

Sheesh, I only meant to try and seal it for a temp fix, until you get your metal tube. Figured you didn't want fluid all over the place if you had to order it.
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