Power steering problem

Top off the fluid, then start the engine and crank the steering wheel all the way to the left stop, then all the way to the right stop, then left again, then right again, about three times both directions. Then check the fluid level again. That should bleed all the air out of the steering.

the system will bleed itself, just fill the reservoir and start the car. Turn the wheel all the way to the left and then all the way to the right. Check the fluid level and top off. Repeat this until all air is out of the system.

on any car start the car up turn steering wheel all the way left and right a few times that should do it

Check the power steering fluid, have a helper turn the wheel and look under the hood and see if the power steering pump is making noise, check the P/S belt to make sure it's tight.

the power steering pump, you need to bleed out the rack, this is done by filling the power steering system then turning the wheel from left to right in quick repitions.

Check your power steering fluid.

You might want to check the power steering fluid. The resevoir is on the passenger side toward the passenger seat it is kind of hard to find. But i have a '97 Grand Prix and i noticed that whenever i would turn sharp while going pretty fast it would make a grinding noise and i could feel my steering wheel pulling me. But the thing is the power steering never whinned or anything. So i checked it and there was absolutely none in there. So check the fluids first.

it mite be that ur steering wheel is lock to one side,,grab steering wheel & turn it left or right, it will move a little,,try turning key when u hold the steering wheel in the middle,,

Please check the fluid level in the power steering pump. After putting on a new hose the fluid may have traveled through the system and you may need more fluid.

bad starter
or starter relay.