It's good practice to change it every 50,000 miles or five years. If your steering fluid is contaminated (it will be dark red), you should change it pronto.

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You can pay someone a lot of money to flush your power steering fluid, or you can save a lot of money by doing it yourself. Here’s the easiest way.

To check your oil levels ... every 50,000 miles or whenever you notice the levels are low. This hydraulic fluid is used to ...

Flushing your power steering fluid is crucial for maintaining your vehicle's steering system, but there's a safer and more effective way to do it than most people think. In this video, I show you ...

By now we knew the belts, the power-steering pump, and fluid level were all in fine shape. The next step was to check the steering rack to see if it had a bad valve or was over-packed with grease.

How To What’s the best plan for changing the power steering fluid in an older vehicle? John Paul, AAA Northeast's Car Doctor, answers a question from a reader preparing to do maintenance on his ...

The basic principle of power steering—hydraulics—hasn't changed much since the Mustang was introduced nearly a half century ago. It has been said you could move the world with the fluid power ...