Changing the Power Steering Fluid in an Aston Martin DB9

After 17 years it was time to flush and change the Power Steering Fluid in my 2005 Aston Martin DB9 Coupe. When it was cold outside and I would start my car occasionally the steering would feel heavy or even judder for the first few moments. Aston Martin had issued Field Service Bulleting FSB 11-0300 describing the proper procedure to completely flush out the original Texaco Cold Climate fluid and replace it with new Pentosin CHF-11S. In this video I cover that procedure. You can find more information on my companion blog at https://www.Aston1936.com Correct Power Steering Fluid to Use in an Aston Martin -    • Power Steering Fluid for an Aston Martin DB9   Removing the Throttle Body -    • Removing the Throttle Body on an Aston Mar...   Removing the Engine Slam Panel -    • How to Remove the Engine Slam Panel from a...   Installing the Throttle Body -    • Installing a Throttle Body on an Aston Mar...   Install the Engine Slam Panel -    • Installing the Engine Slam Panel in an Ast...   Links to the Fluids Needed: Pentosin CHF-11S Fluid - https://amzn.to/3mKdOQ1 Lubrizol (50ml bottle) - https://astonmartinbits.com/models/11... 0:00 Introduction 4:25 Tools 6:43 Supplies 10:04 Preparing the Drain Hose 11:18 Sucking out the Old Fluid 13:21 Disconnecting the Low Pressure Return Line 21:24 Purging the Old Fluid 24:14 Flushing the Old Fluid using New Fluid 28:28 Reinstalling the Reservoir and Hoses 35:53 Installing the New Fluid 38:42 Warming the New Fluid 42:27 Bleeding the System 44:19 Labelling the Manual and Reservoir 46:56 Wrapping Up #Aston1936 #AstonMartin #V12 #DB9 #Vantage #DBS #Rapide #Virage #Vanquish #astonmartindb9 #Pentosin