> I want to flush the power steering system in a 94' Escort. The owners
> manual says to use Ford spec' ESW-M2C33-F fluid. Can any brand/type of
> PS fluid be used in this case? Could I use AT fluid instead? If so, what
> kind? The system holds about a quart of fluid. How much fluid should I
> use for the flush?
>>I want to flush the power steering system in a 94' Escort. The owners
>>manual says to use Ford spec' ESW-M2C33-F fluid. Can any brand/type of
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> Grab a gallon jug of Type "F" ATF, flush till it comes out clean. Done.
I discovered that NAPA has PS fluid in gallons which is supposed to be
compatible with all systems except Honda. However I decided to get a few
quarts of type 'F' ATF because the label on the bottle says it has the
same spec' (ESW-M2C33) as the Ford owner's manual recommends for PS fluid.
What type of PS fluid do most newer cars use?
Thanks
SC Tom - 22 Sep 2006 12:30 GMT
>>>I want to flush the power steering system in a 94' Escort. The owners
>>>manual says to use Ford spec' ESW-M2C33-F fluid. Can any brand/type of
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> Thanks
I have 2002 Escape, and the PS fluid called for is Mercon ATF. The
ESW-M2C33-F spec is Type F ATF, so you'd be ok using the Type F you already
bought.
SC Tom