The power steering system is a remarkable invention that empowers drivers to manage even larger vehicles at high speeds or tight corners with ease. When functioning properly, this technology can make driving a vehicle seem an effortless and enjoyable experience.
When you have a power steering problem you'll probably notice the difference.
If you're experiencing slow steering response, hydraulic fluid leaks beneath your car, or trouble turning the steering wheel, it's important to take action to prevent further problems. Our team in Roma can help. We offer regular servicing to keep your vehicle in top condition, and if you notice any issues, don't hesitate to contact us for a prompt and professional check-up. We proudly serve customers throughout the surrounding areas.
Below are three symptoms to tell if it's time to change out the power steering fluid:
After leaving your vehicle on for a couple of minutes, open the hood and draw out the dipstick. Most of the time, the power steering fluid should be red and clean. If the fluid looks dark, dingy, or has a charred smell, it usually means there's a problem. Worst case scenario, you may need to have the system flushed out and replaced with fresh power steering fluid.
Filthy power steering fluid will make it more challenging for the pump to do its job. As the pump struggles to do its job, it will progressively make a louder and noisier sound. At this point, you should definitely make an appointment to get the fluid changed.
The power steering fluid is probably the culprit if your steering wheel is too firm and becomes tough to turn. A steering wheel that no longer allows smooth turns can be annoying and hazardous. The fluid is probably running low or dirty, so it's best to have it inspected
Get more useful information in Repco's Power Steering Auto Facts Video
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