I have a power steering leak and it leaks daily what would be the cost to fix this

The lines. you have 2.
high pressure and low pressure. combined, they cost around $400 at dealers but can be found cheaper online.
labor at a shop to replace both lines calls for 2.3 hours, so you will pay their cost per hour of labor.
plus shop fees and tax. (fees cover shop supplies like fluid, gloves, etc)
If the problem is the power steering pump itself, the average cost at shops for the part is $450 (part only) plus 1.6 hours of labor.

if the issue is the steering rack itself, you can find that part online for $350 on average.
If you just let the shop order the steering rack, they may hit you for $1,200-$1,400 just for the part, and labor times for that job is 4.2 hours.

Please note, the link I have attached may notbe the correct part for your toyota. You would have to search for the correct vehicle.
include engine size and other required info like "Toyota camry LE, 2.5L, front wheel drive"
Hope this helps.
2005 Toyota Highlander Power Steering Rack

How to Fix a Power Steering Hose Leak
How to Fix Power Steering Hose Leak
Replacing Leaking Power Steering Hose

Give Blue Devil power steering additive a shot before costly part swap.

http://store.gobluedevil.com/bluedevil-power-steering-stop-leak/

The seals are worn in the cylinder. Cheapest solution is to find one at a salvage yard and replace as to rebuild would be costly. I used to be a hydraulics journeyman and power steering works on the same principles.

This sounds like the hydroboost unit is leaking.behind the master cylinderThe braking system on this using the power steering pump to provide power assisted brakes instead of a brake booster. The hydroboost unit most likely needs replaced.

Common part to leak is the high side power steering hose from the pump to the steering rack or steering box. You can replace the hose your self with common tools and you can pick up the hose at Auto Zone with instructions to get the job done your self.

I could go further but i don't know what type of car you have, but you can log on to Auto Zone.com for the price of the hose you need and the instructions free of charge.

Thank you for using Fixya and good luck.

your power steering pump is probably bad, or you could just be low on fluid due to a leaky hose to the rack and pinion. tighen any loose fittings. then service it. if this doesnt fix the problem, go to an auto parts store and purchase a fluid suction device,to **** some fluid out into an empty water bottle, cost $8 dollars, and purchase some" Lucas" power steering stop leak. Don't use too much, as this stuff works so good that it might cause it to lock up,it did on me so i just let the pump idle for about two minutes and it worked ...i know all this because i just got finished trying this in my Car which had a daily leak, and i just got tired of filling it up every week. four days now and the pump is much less noisy now, and i put a piece of new carboard under neath the engine to monitor this so called snake oil to see if it worked...and i be Damed! its not leaking, and it steers like a new pump. Remember, only put in about half, if it doesn't fix the leak add a little bit more and this is what i did... i went to a shopping center to were i could go up and down slowly and make a lot of full turns to work the stuff in, Caution: Never ever crank a steering wheel to full position on any car, if you do crank it, you'll hear the pump straining, just ease off it a little, you dont want to damage the pump. If this doesn't fix it, you probably got a defective rack.
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u might need a power streering pump or a new line i have to replace my line there like 30 but the pump is like 110 its not to bad though

There's always Lucas power steering stop leak, but personally I'd prefer to fix leak properly.

It will not cost all that Much to Repair these yourself. The Power Steering line is a Preassure Line though So, You need to be Extra Careful and Pay attention when Changing it. The rest is Pretty much Common Sense and can be Fixed by ANY Shade Tree Mechanic!