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What power steering fluid does a 03 LTI TX2 use?

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  • Posted on Nov 07, 2008

SOURCE: Noise when I turn my steering wheel.

If there is fluid in the pump and it makes noise, that may indicate that the pump is going bad. Some PS pumps just make noise. Ford pumps, for example make a lot of noise, and there is nothing wrong with them. If it's a squeal, it might mean the bearings in the pump are going bad.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 05, 2009

SOURCE: 03 Windstar makes a whining noise when idling and

When you checked the power steering fluid level were there any indications of excessive foaming? There are three things that would cause a whining noise from the power steering. 1- low fluid (you checked that so that is not the culprit), 2- loose steering drive belt (you should not be able to press down on the belt more that about one inch between the steering pump pulley and the crankshaft pulley), 3- power steering pump bearing worn out.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 02, 2010

SOURCE: power steering whinning in 03 Impala

how can i take of a power stering from impala 03

clint

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  • Posted on Feb 12, 2010

SOURCE: power steering fluid levels in 03

Its located next to the windscreen wash bottle on the front right of engine bay, unscrew the cap which is also the dipstick and wipe it clean.Put the cap back into the bottle but dont screw in just dunk it flush with the bottle and lift off and the fluid should be on the high mark on dipstick or if you prefer, just remove the black plastic cover and you will see the container and high mark(min/max).If you want to change the fluid just use a syringe(no needle) and **** all the fluid out(leave a layer on the bottom) and pour in fresh fluid.I did this on 3 weekends so eachtime i sucked out most of the old fluid and the system should only need this every 2 years and last much longer.Keep dirt and dust out and clean around any surfaces before removing the cap etc.

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please rate as fixed if this solves your issue.

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Noise when I turn my steering wheel.

If there is fluid in the pump and it makes noise, that may indicate that the pump is going bad. Some PS pumps just make noise. Ford pumps, for example make a lot of noise, and there is nothing wrong with them. If it's a squeal, it might mean the bearings in the pump are going bad.
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2003 kia sedona

I had the same thing (hard to turn, especially in cold temps, wouldn't return to straight.....). Since the power steering fluid was full, I decided it had to be "gunk" in the fluid, so I took my '03 Kia Sedona in to have the power steering fluid flushed & filled (over $100 I think!).

No better. So I took it to another mechanic and he said that the "U-Bolt" had frozen up. He changed it (part was $117 and labor was 2 hours, for a total cost of $350ish) and it's good as new now!
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