2005 Lexus LS400 "loosing power steering fluid 1997" Questions

...power steering loosing fluid. Hallo my T4 has 300 000 km and the power steering is loosing fluid - what can I do myself to fix this problem? Many thanks in advance. CaddyMM how much fluid does the ...

...steering power fluid and it was full, at the same time the check engine light came on what do you think the trouble could be, appreciate all help or advice, thanx if you have fluid in the steering ...

...power steering isn't working. Check the fluid , if it needs fluid make sure to use power steering fluid or you can also use automatic transmission fluid dexron. Check your power steering belt to make ...

power steering problems with 1997 ford taurus power steering problems It is very hard to steer/turn the steering wheel. Could this be due to a bad power steering pump or what? What! Not likely the ...

...power steering be very difficult but it will tend to run hot and eventually overheat. The belt may be worn and slipping as well. If this isn't the issue, you may have a leak coming from the power ...

...power steering putting strain on my fan belt. Is this a likely cause? Also, how easy would it be for me (unexperienced) to replace it myself? thanks It sounds like your power steering pump, not the ...

...power steering fluid Check the fluid level in your power steering pump reservoir. Also your belt could be loose or worn out and need replacing. Both of these would cause the whining sound under load ...

its hard to turn when under 10 mph but the faster i go the easier it is to turn low power steering fluid, top up and cure. Or loose power steering belt, tighten or replace to cure. I hope this helps.

...power steering fluid. Please help. Is the fluid full enough? there should be a dipstick to tell where the level should be. Also is the belt tight enough? Wires loose? This is kind of like a check ...

...power steering fluid and unhook the power steering lines.. recommend tubing wrenches for this .once lines are loose you will have to unhook the steering wheel shaft and then loosen the mounting bolts ...