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2500 4x4 2003 GMC - When I push on the brake to turn a corner, I loose power steering until I give it some gas.

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Sounds like a slick or worn serpentine belt or low level in the power steering pump. A bad belt will grab just enough at higher speeds not to impact the power steering or other accessories but not at lower speeds.

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