2003 Kia Sedona "power steering stiff turning left" Questions

the front brakes, rotor and bearing stiff steering could be slipping belt for the power steering. while stationary, turn wheels to left and have a look back of wheel see if anything catching, only way

...most as if the power steering guilt had it looked at no leaks anywhere after if u move wheel back and forth clicking sound and feels stiff when turning left any ideas I need to know the year

...power steering belt. Depends on year make and model. Loose belt would do it left or right, hot or cold. Could be seals in the rack and pinion. Could be power assist going bad. If you electronic power ...

power steering. After 2011 they changed to electric power steering. Sometime the stiffness is that easy to fix. If you need to top it up only fill to the MAX line. After topping it up, With the engine

power steering only works when I turn left very stiff when turning right This is an indication that the valves in the steering box/ rack have failed and are not responding to the settings as the wheel

Power steering is stiff at tight left turn. there is also a groaning noise . the steering to the right is easier , although a little stiffness near the end of turn & there is some noise. Note: ...

...power steering problem, turning to left or right is ok but the return of the steering wheel to center stiff almost like the power steering working only half the time Check the fluid level belt could ...

...makes a noise If power steering fluid and belt tension is ok, you have a bad rack and pinion If the noise is whining, replace the pump. Might want to find the leak. Like the power steering hoses

power steering fluid is full. Not sure what to do next? I would think you power steering cylinder is seizing up. Check your belt that drives your cylinder before you do anything. Could be your belt is

...power steering pump itself. If the power steering pump is faulty, the power steering fluid does not circulate properly. One good reason why it squeaks when wheel is turned. Check the power steering ...