Ownersą manual for a 1985 turbodiesel states: łunder no circumstances
should the power steering pump be operated without fluid (in the event of
leaks, remove power steering belt).˛ I read this after the fact, of
course, but Brian Holm also confirmed the belt removal approach before I
made a recent 220 mile trip, with belt removed, picking up the new pride
member. (Timing of this thread is fortuitous.)
On 08/28/05 11:56 PM, "Tony O" <bonesinsc@gmail.com> wrote:
On> Hmm...I sure hope not. The only reason I cut the belt was because, I
> figured running the pump dry would certainly destroy the pump. I
> guess I need to make this even more of a priority than I thought.
>
>
> On 8/28/05, gary freeman <riven2649@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> > On most cars with power steering (don't know for sure
>> > about Peugeot), you can damage the system by driving
>> > it with the pump disconnected.
>> >
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