Power steering systems are designed to assist drivers in steering the car more effortlessly. It’s normal to wear out your power steering, but it is important to maintain it regularly. Not maintaining power steering could result in issues such as “whining” or “squealing” sounds, difficulty in steering (particularly at lower speeds) and eventually power steering failure.
What can you do to keep your power steering at its optimal performance and longevity?
• Regularly flush the fluid.
• Repair or replace the power steering pump.
• Maintain and inspect the steering gear.
• Replace a worn-out power steering belt.
• Perform comprehensive diagnostics.
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– Michael Warren, Windermere Sustainable Car Care®