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alright, i just got back from a drift practice night and something weird was happenin.

i have an R32 gts-t with hicas still connected.

after a while, the steering would get heavier and then if i wanted to turn in more mid drift the steering was like driving a truck. after i stopped i noticed that the powersteering resevoir was leaking from the lid and that it was incredibly hot.

3 other of my friends have the same problen with fluid leaking, but no one elses steering gets heavy.

i went back out after i changed my tires and the powersteering is fine, and really light again.

will the powersteering stop workin if the fluid gets too hot?

and has anyone else had the same problem with fluid leaking out of the resevoir.

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