Power steering fluid is vital to our driving pleasure and safety. Learn to recognize when it's time to change it out.

Have you ever stopped and wondered why it’s so effortless to turn a 5,822-pound Cadillac Escalade using a single finger? It’s not the result of your semester stint as a high school athlete, it’s the ...

1. Grease the front suspension and steering system every 15,000 miles or less to keep parts, such as kingpins, from binding. This may require putting the front axle on secure jack stands. 2. Check ...

Seeing as many vehicles switched from hydraulic power steering to electric power steering by the mid-2000s, fewer and fewer cars have power-steering fluid anymore. (Only the hydraulic systems use ...

From navigating tight corners to making sudden maneuvers, your car’s power steering system plays a crucial role in facilitating smooth and safe driving. Yet, power steering fluid leak issues can pose ...

The average car has around 30,000 parts and many fluids are used to keep them running properly. The most important fluids are motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, washer fluid and coolant.

The engine should be off when checking the power steering fluid level, but the fluid itself should be warm, so you should run the engine for a few minutes and turn the steering wheel before switching ...

Cars need a ton of maintenance to keep running smoothly. The easiest thing anyone can do is check the fluids to ensure your car stays healthy. With that in mind, here are the five fluids you should ...

Everyone seems to be counting their pennies these days, which translates into less money available for automotive repairs. In the case of our '76 Corvette, it was the car's power-steering unit that ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The consequences of overfilling the power steering fluid reservoir are no different from the inherent dangers of filling the engine with too ...