[Art]

There’s a filter? More details, please!

[Ronald]

Napa 1637 is another

[John]

This post makes me ask….Might anyone have a recommendation for a good hand operated vacuum for suctioning fluid out of reservoirs such as our power steering reservoirs?

Despite attempting repair, my near 20-year old pump no longer works well.

(The photo is similar to what I purchased years back)

[Dana]

Jeff:

Had one of those. Wreaked it the first time I used it because I sucked gasoline. Opps

Chuck

[DON]

Thank you guys for the info and part numbers.

I remember talking to some guy one time and he mentioned he just changed out the power steering filter and I went what filter is that! I had no idea that at the bottom of the reservoir there was a filter. Add that to the other 65 filters I have on board and you really need a spreadsheet to keep track!

I’m going to try and siphon the fluid out of the reservoir with a drill pump.

Thanks again.

Fred

[Fred]

I’ve used one just like this for more than 5 years and it still works great. Used for transmission, hydraulic fluid in levelers with an older rig, and power steering as well.

https://www.harborfreight.com/multi-use-transfer-pump-63144.html

John

[DON]

“Prevost” parts manual says that PS element #66-0528 fits buses E-638 to R-958,

and

element pt# 66-0987 is for buses R-959 to Y-7045.

66-0987 crosses over to: Baldwin P528 and CarQuest# 85637.

I use this HF siphon LINK tool for various jobs.

[cal]

and here’s a PC thread about the PS filter: LINK

[Dick]

Thank you, Don, I always appreciate your expertise.

Fred