Posted on 3/15/2021
Power steering has been around for decades, and it was invented to take the hard work out of driving. Original power steering systems relied heavily on the use of hydraulic pumps to move the fluid towards the wheel for easy management. Now, with electrical systems in full use, power steering has become far more common and much more affordable than older versions. An electrical system of any kind comes with its own quirks, and most are connected electronically in your vehicle. Electronic power steering is much more efficient and runs quieter than the old system, which makes your driving easier and more efficient. And like other electrical systems in your car, they are connected to a light on your dashboard that comes on and lets you know when something needs attention. In a hydraulic system, your vehicle's warning light typically indicates that you are low on power steering fluid and that a top-off is needed. You may need to get your system checked for a possible leak if this cont ... read more