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Power steering leak inside cab under dash?


Marshy20

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Joined
Aug 20, 2025
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6
City
Langley
State - Country
BC - CAN
Vehicle Year
1994
Vehicle
Ford Ranger
Drive
2WD
Engine
4.0 V6
Transmission
Manual
Hey guys, I believe I have a power steering leak inside the cab of my 94 ranger. Doesn’t appear to be coming from the clutch or brake and is dripping down onto my pedals from steering column right above pedals. Just looking for some insight on where it might be leaking from. Thanks
 
But, there is nothing there to leak. The only fluid close is dot3 brake fluid from the clutch reservoir on the other side of the firewall. Next closest fluid is from the brakes on the other side of the firewall. Next closest is coolant from the hater core - right side of the firewall, but other side of the cab with lots of stuff in the way. Anybody spill kool-aid on your steering column?
 
Blinker fluid?

Seriously, keep an eye on your brake and clutch fluid levels. That's really the only fluids close to that area, and I can see where an intermittent leaking seal under pressure could be jetting fluid to the parts you're seeing fluid on.
 
But, there is nothing there to leak. The only fluid close is dot3 brake fluid from the clutch reservoir on the other side of the firewall. Next closest fluid is from the brakes on the other side of the firewall. Next closest is coolant from the hater core - right side of the firewall, but other side of the cab with lots of stuff in the way. Anybody spill kool-aid on your steering column?
Yeah I’m thinking brakes because the fluid loss from clutch would be noticeable since the reservoir is so small.
 
Blinker fluid?

Seriously, keep an eye on your brake and clutch fluid levels. That's really the only fluids close to that area, and I can see where an intermittent leaking seal under pressure could be jetting fluid to the parts you're seeing fluid on.
Lol. I’m keeping an eye on them but I’m suspecting it’s jetting fluid from the brakes.
 

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