IMPROPERLY INSTALLED POWER STEERING HIGH-PRESSURE HOSE CAUSES FIRE
Did you know that 9 out of 10 vehicle fires, that are not intentionally set, result from improper service or repair?
This is true, according to Lee Cole, the pioneer and industry-acknowledged master of vehicle fire investigation (now deceased). And did you know that power steering fluid has a lower ignition temperature (catches fire at a lower temperature) than gasoline?
Case In Point: A 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser caught fire and burned only three days after the power steering high-pressure hose was replaced at a local dealership. Turns out the service tech forgot to properly tighten the connector, and the leaking fluid ignited on the nearby exhaust manifold!
![Aug12_PTCruiser_1 Burned Chrysler PT Cruiser](https://www.vmar.net/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/cache/Aug12_PTCruiser_1-square.jpg)
![Aug12_PTCruiser_2 Improperly installed power steering hose that caused fire in Chrysler PT Cruiser](https://www.vmar.net/wp-content/uploads/bb-plugin/cache/Aug12_PTCruiser_2-square.jpg)
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