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Yes, and check that the level is between the maximum and minimum marks.
Yes. Check the level using the manufacturer’s procedure and intervals, observing the marks applicable to the checking conditions. Do not fill the reservoir to overflowing or wait until the steering becomes heavy. Fluid loss or abnormal operation requires the system to be inspected.
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Yes, and check that the reservoir is filled to overflowing.
Yes, and check that the level is between the maximum and minimum marks.
No, it is only necessary when the bus's steering wheel becomes harder than normal to turn.
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