Power steering Im having problems turning there is no power

your car is equipped with a sensor on the power steering pump that detects steering pressure and sends a signal to elevate the idle when turning.. replace that sensor and problem should be fixed..

Bleed the system. Add fluid to the fill line on the power steering fluid once it is warm. Then turn the wheels to each side all the way and leave all the way for about 5 secs. Do this two or three times. Check the fluid level. Keep doing this till the fluid level does not go down.

power steering fliud is leaking,cud b rhe power steering pump or the steering rack needs to be checked.

You need to have your power steering looked at. You can make sure the power steering fluid is full, first.

get a new pump

There's an O-ring on those oil lines,maybe you cut or lost one.They're available at your local parts store.I hope that's all it is,not your power steering pump or rack.

Its a screeching noise, it could be due to low hydraulic fluid inthe power steering pump reservior or it could also be tht the belt tothe power steering pump is lose needs adjustment or it may need replacing.
Hope this helps!.

Hi, it does sound like your on the right track as the noise gets louder when you turn the wheel. without turning the wheel you should have a slight noise that will get louder when you turn the wheel this would then point me to believ the power steering pump needs replacing.

As your not loosing any fluid then the rest of the steering should be ok so changing the pump will solve your problem, just remember to make sure you bleed the pump properly and the steering properly after fitting the new one as not doing this properly could cause damage to seals inside the rack itself causing more problems than you need so double check you have bled all the air out ok.

Let me know how you get on or if you need further assistance ok

check fluid level in pump, check belt tension, could be bad power steering pump

Replace the power steering pump should fix it. Have seen both failed pump and steering racks cause this problem.