I have a 1995 A6 Quattro 2.8 Wagon. The power steering is pouring out of a hose on the top of the engine. This is my first Audi. I got it free for my daughter from her uncle. Everything else is great on the car so I want to fix this. I know I need to get the service manual put until then I was hoping for help in the forum world.

I have attach pics showing that hose(line) and I am in hope for your help.

I looking to find out if anyone else has had this problem and/or how to remove and repair this line.

Thank you in advance
Mike

 

Where you point at in the third pic is exactly where the sections disconnect. I can't remember the size of the fittings/"nuts", but you need to hold counter on the back section that goes toward the steering rack. You need to slide off just a bit that protecting rubber overlay.
On the front end, you would have to disconnect the line directly from the ps pump - you'll have to remove the coils pack to get it exposed.
As far as "repairing" it, I don't know if you can do that, but you can definitely try to fit in between the "couplings" a ring of rubber (so pretty much acting like a gasket). Otherwise you may need a new line or a hose, depending on what section does leak.
When you put them back together, you'll definitely need to "burp" the system; on the other hand, is a good occasion to freshen it up with new ps fluid and clean the filter inside the reservoir.

 

Be sure to use power steering fluid designed for an Audi, not plain PS fluid.