TUXEDO nói:ntnnk nói:Em có hỏi qua và suy đoán nguyên nhân là ko đủ dầu hoặc dùng ko đúng loại dầu trợ lực lái (50 ml Lubrizol - PN 83 29 0 447 661) nên nó mới bị cháy như vậy. Bác nên kiểm tra lại hệ thống tay lái có bị chảy dầu hay ko.
Bơm trợ lực bác mua ko phải là hàng OEM, mà là hàng ATM của hãng LUK ah.
Nhân tiện cho em hỏi các bác về dầu trợ lực trong cái bình thì nó ở mức nào
Em mở nắp ra thì thấy 2 vạch ở cái que.
Bác có thể tham khảo thông tin dưới đây ah:
1. Check the fluid level and condition of the power steering fluid. Correct the fluid level as necessary.
2. Determine whether the power steering reservoir is filled with Pentosin or ATF. Power steering systems with Pentosin will be marked on the outside of the reservoir or the cap. Additionally, Pentosin will be green in color compared to ATF, which is red. If the system is filled with Pentosin, contact Teile Clearing for additional assistance. If the system is filled with ATF, proceed to step 3.
3. Drain 50ml of ATF from the power steering reservoir, using a suction bulb or other suitable tool.
4. With the transmission in Park or Neutral and the parking brake engaged, heat the power steering fluid to 60°C by turning the steering wheel left to right repeatedly, with the engine running. The temperature of the power steering fluid can be measured at the power steering reservoir, using an infrared thermometer.
5. Once the fluid has reached 60°C, switch the engine off and add 50 ml Lubrizol (PN 83 29 0 447 661) to the power steering fluid reservoir.
6. Start the engine and raise the engine speed to 2500 RPM. Continue to heat the power steering fluid by continually turning the steering wheel
from left to right.
7. Once the power steering fluid temperature has reached 100°C, switch the engine off.
8. Using a white paint stick or other suitable marking device, mark the power steering fluid cap or reservoir with an "L" to indicate the addition of the Lubrizol.
9. After a minimum cooldown time of two hours, check and correct the power steering fluid level as necessary.
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