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Originally Posted By Arwyn Williams
Did you check the oil level in the steering box as well? A dash of Molyslip in there also works wonders!

Arwyn


I realised that I haven't checked my steering box for well over a year. Not only did I get a whole 65ml tube of Molyslip Steering Box additive in there, I also got another 50cc of 90W gear oil in too. No sign of a leak, though.

Note to self - check more frequently!


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Yes I check mine routinely and it always needs a top up, quite odd though as it has no leaks. Where does it go?
I use Penrites liquid steering box grease which is really a thick oil that just pourable.
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Originally Posted By SteveT
Yes I check mine routinely and it always needs a top up, quite odd though as it has no leaks. Where does it go?
I use Penrites liquid steering box grease which is really a thick oil that just pourable.
Steve


Cheers Steve, I'll try some of that next.


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Originally Posted By SteveT
Yes I check mine routinely and it always needs a top up, quite odd though as it has no leaks. Where does it go?
I use Penrites liquid steering box grease which is really a thick oil that just pourable.
Steve


Is that readily available.


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Hello Arwyn i have a 1994 morgan 4/4 which i find the steering getting heavier as i get older, you mentioned lubricating the box,i cant seem to see the filler plug if there is one,i would value any advice. regards sarnia.

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Originally Posted By rainbowj
Originally Posted By SteveT
Yes I check mine routinely and it always needs a top up, quite odd though as it has no leaks. Where does it go?
I use Penrites liquid steering box grease which is really a thick oil that just pourable.
Steve


Is that readily available.
Originally Posted By rainbowj
Originally Posted By SteveT
Yes I check mine routinely and it always needs a top up, quite odd though as it has no leaks. Where does it go?
I use Penrites liquid steering box grease which is really a thick oil that just pourable.
Steve


Is that readily available.


Sorry John missed this post, it was recently rebranded but I think this is it...

https://www.scparts.co.uk/sc_en/steering...ASABEgLkHvD_BwE


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