When I first started as an auto technician, power steering fluid (PSF) was an afterthought. Except for leaks, I could count on one hand the number of power steering (PS) system repairs I had to make.

You can pay someone a lot of money to flush your power steering fluid, or you can save a lot of money by doing it yourself.

We’ll show you how to change your power steering fluid on this Wrenched. When you turn your steering wheel and it’s stiff, that could mean that it’s time for new power steering fluid. We’ll show you ...

Power steering fluid is one of the most unassuming parts of your vehicle, and you'll appreciate it more once it's gone or depleted. It's then that you realize its importance and role in keeping ...

Power steering has been a common automotive feature for decades now. Available in electric and hydraulic forms, power steering eases turning the steering wheel when driving the vehicle. It is a ...

Just as with any hydraulic system, power steering can develop pockets of trapped air in the lines and may need to be bled after part replacement, addition of a ram, a complete fluid flush, or even a ...

Motor vehicles require a lot of maintenance to continue operating in top condition. Some of this maintenance requires changing various fluids, such as motor oil. Another system that needs attention is ...

When you turn your steering wheel and it's stiff, that could mean that it's time for new power steering fluid. We'll show you how to change it on this Wrenched. Watch all of our Autoblog Wrenched ...

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 ...