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YES! Who says you can't?
D2 ACE & steering fluid problem
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Hi, the tank doesn't come apart but yes you can clean the it. I used jizer degreaser then rinsed it with cold water, then put it in a bucket of hot soapy water & 'shook it all about' 
. Final rinse with cold water again & dried it completely.
. Final rinse with cold water again & dried it completely.
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Nice bit of kit.
Discovery 2 power steering reservoir - AlliSport
Direct replacement power steering reservoir for Discovery 2 V8 and TD5 models Designed and fabricated in house with a lifetime warranty, includes level sight gauge AS126-1 for cars without ACE (Active Cornering Enhancement). AS126-2 for cars with ACE (Active Cornering Enhancement). Designed to...www.allisport.com
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Nice to hear that what I imagined would work actually has!Hi, the tank doesn't come apart but yes you can clean the it. I used jizer degreaser then rinsed it with cold water, then put it in a bucket of hot soapy water & 'shook it all about'
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Nice!Hi, the tank doesn't come apart but yes you can clean the it. I used jizer degreaser then rinsed it with cold water, then put it in a bucket of hot soapy water & 'shook it all about'
Was it really messy removing the tank? I have a syringe with which I can empty it, but not sure how to prevent massive leaks from the hoses that are connected to it when disconnecting?
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As long as you keep the hoses straight up there will be irrelevant leak but you can use tools like in the following link to clamp them(just for example) pinch-off tools
