Power Steering Fluid Flush

Power steering fluid acts as a hydraulic fluid to build up pressure on the wheels to make it easier for you to steer your car. The power steering pump is driven by the engine belts and adjusts the power steering fluid pressure in accordance to driver inputs. Like many other engine fluids, power steering fluid gets dirty and breaks down over time.

Power steering fluid is typically red or light brown when new, however, it often turns very dark, or even black when it gets old and dirty. Sometimes drivers will think they have an oil leak, when it is actually power steering fluid that is leaking. Since the fluid is highly pressurized, it is important to change it periodically, otherwise, you risk unnecessary wear on your power steering fluid pump, power steering pressure hoses and other steering components.

We recommend flushing the power steering fluid periodically to get fresh fluid in the power steering system that does not have water molecules and dirt trapped in it. Many new cars now have electric power steering systems, which does not require any power steering fluid and are virtually maintenance free.

Benefits of Doing This

Enhance turning ability

Prevent unnecessary power steering pump wear

Pitfalls of Not Doing This

Premature power steering pump failure

More difficult turning

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Maintenance

Battery Replacement

Brake Fluid Flush

Brake Pad (Front) Replacement

Brake Pad (Rear) Replacement

Cabin Air Filter Replacement

Coolant Flush

Coolant Hoses Replacement

Engine Air Filter Replacement

Fuel Filter Replacement

Headlight Bulb Replacement

Oil and Oil Filter Change

Power Steering Fluid Flush

Serpentine Belt Replacement

Spark Plug Replacement

Tail Light Bulb Check

Timing Belt Replacement

Tire Inflation Check

Tire Replacement

Tire Rotation

Transmission Fluid Flush

Water Pump Replacement

Wheel Alignment

Windshield Washer Fluid Top Off

Wiper Blade Replacement