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Yes, and it should be between the maximum and minimum marks.
If the vehicle has a hydraulic steering system, the fluid level in the reservoir should be checked periodically. You should check that this fluid is between the minimum and maximum marks.
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No, it's only necessary when you notice an abnormal increase in the effort required.
Yes, and it should be between the maximum and minimum marks.
Yes, and I should check that the reservoir is overflowing.
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