How Do You Fix A Power Steering Line?
A leaky power steering line can make a vehicle difficult to steer, and it can cause the vehicle to become a danger to you, your passengers and others on the road. A leaking power steering line can also cause damage or problems to other areas of the automobile–like wiring, which may have lost its protective covering with age. The best way to fix a power steering line is to remove and replace it as soon as you notice a loss of fluid or power loss in your steering. Inspect the return line (usually there are clamps on each end) and the pressure line (there are threaded fittings on each end) attached to the power steering rack or box, including the unions and fittings, to find out which line is the source of your leak. Look for an obvious leak or a greasy buildup spot, especially along the pressure line, as it is generally the source or cause of power steering leaks. Spray some penetrating oil (Liquid Wrench or WD-40) on the fittings or bolts attached to the end of the pressure line. Put a
