Power Steering Fluid
Signs that your power steering is leaking
If a power steering system is leaking and running low on fluid, the difference in steering wheel rotation will be noticeable. The wheel may become more difficult to turn, and a groaning noise may occur. Spots of fluid accumulating beneath the car may also indicate a leak. While liquid may appear beneath the car after filling the power steering fluid reservoir, this does not always indicate a leak; fluid on the ground could simply be the result of overfilling the reservoir.
If the vehicle is low on fluid, topping it off should improve steering and eliminate the groaning noise made when turning the steering wheel. If adding fluid does not resolve the issue, or if it does so only temporarily, there may be a more serious problem with the power steering system. Replace the power steering pump, valve, pulley, or one of the hoses if necessary. Hoses frequently crack or become dislodged, resulting in a fluid leak.
Why you should switch to AMSOIL Power Steering Fluid?
AMSOIL Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Power Steering Fluid provides excellent wear protection. Its synthetic formulation delivers better lubricity and reduced friction, resulting in cooler operating temperatures, longer component life and quieter operation.
Product Code: PSFCN-EA
AMSOIL Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Power Steering Fluid provides excellent wear protection. Its synthetic formulation delivers better lubricity and reduced friction, resulting in cooler operating temperatures, longer component life and quieter operation.
