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.

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 ...

Have you ever stopped and wondered why it’s so effortless to turn a 5,822-pound Cadillac Escalade using a single finger? It’s not the result of your semester stint as a high school athlete, it’s the ...

Fluids, different varieties of them, help run your car smooth and clean. A major chunk of your car’s maintenance depends on these fluids, their levels and how often do you change them. But they are ...

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One of the most important ways to maintain your car is by regularly checking fluid levels. Auto mechanics say you should examine most of your car's fluids about once a month to make sure they're at ...

The engine should be off when checking the power steering fluid level, but the fluid itself should be warm, so you should run the engine for a few minutes and turn the steering wheel before switching ...

There are three main types of power steering fluid. Many newer vehicles use synthetic power steering fluid, while many older cars need ATF or automatic transmission fluid. Mineral-based, non-synthetic ...

Under every car’s hood, you’ll find a veritable nest of hoses and reservoirs filled with fluids, every one of them engineered to fulfill a specific role. And a part of being a responsible car owner is ...