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    Posted: 14 Sep 2010 at 12:27pm
Someone a couple years ago advised someone else about 2 screws that loosen up with age that cause a PS leak on a D15, sorry but I don't remember who got the advise (I've slept since then) but I believe it was Dr. Allis that gave the advise, now I don't care who gives the advise just trying to remember what was said.  The leak is coming from the front end left side. Question is can I reach the screws from the top behind the nose?  Ideas?
Hang up and drive.
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Points: 1363 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Adam Stratton Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 Sep 2010 at 4:04pm
IF there is a short cut, I would have liked to have known it a month or so ago!  I rebuilt mine (kit was $45 or so from Agco) and followed my IT manual instructions, including pulling the front end off.  It works good now, just a lot of work.  Good luck!
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The common leak I'm familiar with is four allen headed screws on the right side of the front support (right side when sitting in the seat) loosening up and leaking PS fluid. You have to remove the grille shell assembly (ten bolts/screws) to gain access.
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Thanks.  Les
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