Steering fluid issues

First thing I would do is check all the fluid levels.
Power steering, transmission and radiator.
Top up appropriately with correct fluids.
Pay attention to condition of hoses, looking for signs of leaks.
The power steering hose may have (commonly) a damp area at some connection crimp points which is usually not a big deal if it's not showing a drip forming.
I would tell you to change the transmission fluid but you need to be careful with that as you might end up having to repair or replace the trans. If the trans fluid is very pale, do NOT change it. Just add some trans fluid conditioner.

You have electronic power steering. There is no fluid.

Hello, this can caused by several thing, the power steering pump may be leaking, the stering gear leaking, or one of the power steering hoses. you will need to make a visual inpection of these parts and see if you see fluid leaking out. the teo most common areas are, the power steering pressure hose and the steering gear mounted under the vehicle on the frame

report this issue to your dealership where the warranty is at.. Hyundai is very good to their customers... We have been driving them for 10 years now and have been very satisfied.

there is no power steering fluid,,,,,none,,,its a electric motor thats on the column inside the car under the dash,,,the motor goes bad and overheats and shuts off,you need a new motor for the electric power steering,,,,,no ionhas power steering fluid,,,,the leak you have under the hood is something else,,,maybe on the right side of the engine there is a cam block off plate,that seal leaks alot,,,,

HELLO! Give the area around the pump a good clean-up. Start the car, and while someone turns the steering wheel from lock to lock (several times) try and determine if the connection point of pressure line to pump is leaking. Also watch behind the pulley for fluid escaping from behind the belt pulley. If it's the connection ;
Remove, clean , and tighten. If leak is behind pulley the pump seal is defective and you'll need to but a new pump. It is less expensive to buy it from an auto parts store. But here is a tip; Stop at a dealership, have the parts dept. run your VIN to identify what your pump looks like. Take that drawing to parts store to insure your getting the correct replacement. Honda uses a multitude of of different pumps.


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If you have vacuum brakes then you might wnat to check for a vacuum,leak. If no leaks are present then the booter is at fault, and may need to be replaced. If you have hydroboost, you may need to add power steering fluid, if fluid is ok then it could be the power steering pump or the in line valve on the pressure hose.

t is possible that the power steering fluid is low or possibly needs to replaced with new fluid basically have the ps flushed out thats my only guess unless the ps pump is going bad

I don't know what the date was when you inquired. But, if you drive it will be o.k. as long as there was no fluid loss. You will just have to overcome the stiff steering. If you lost all of your fluid you will seize the pump and then it will throw the belt and you will be walking because your water pump will cease to turn and the engine will over heat.

Are you having any other problems? Overheating etc....

Mine went out when my serpentine belt assembly broke. Check to make sure the belt is tight