HOW TO FIX HARD STEERING WHEEL?.... the best solution before doing anything else!!! 

I'm glad it helped. Be safe and have a great day ✌

Thank you for the comment

It should actually work to soften the old grease and should work for a while, although the better fix would be to take it apart and re grease there’s nothing wrong with this

Thanks for your tip, WD40 worked temporarily. But the synthetic grease like a charm, I also used a small painting brush to smear it out. 👍🏾

I thought u were meant to put penetrant and then lithium grease

Same problem with my Toyota FJ. A product called Loyd’s Moovit works best.(WD40 isn’t as good a lubricant and wears off too quickly) Loyd’s is a penetrating lubricant. Last a long time before you have to re-apply. I thought I was looking a a really expensive bill to replace the power steering pump and/ or the rack and pinion. This worked like a charm and saved me thousands of $$$

@jeffskingley6042 thanks for the comment sir

I hope It will work with you brother

@@TruckerPov I located and spray interior u-joint near driver cockpit and it did works. now I trying to locate exterior u-joint steering wheel . maybe i need to remove driverside wheel to locate it. Your instruction works. big thans.

I'm so glad it worked out for you. Thank you 😊

I'm glad it helped you brother. Be safe and have a good day

Glad it worked for you

me too man, i have a 2011 impala.

u may have to remove plastic housing under the steering wheel

@@baradona11

I m not sure brother but you can give it a shot

@@TruckerPov appreciate you man, I’ll give it a try .

Did it work for you I’m purchasing a tundra soon and it has heavy steering

Huh! That's one way to rule out the rack & the steering pump!

I also did both of the replacement but my steering is still hard …..what was the problem did u fix it and if yes what was the problem

@@Reyzar. Okay - I _have_ definitely heard (for this vehicle, & Toyotas often) - that mystery stiff steering can actually be the universal joint in the steering column - the one near the rack. I think that there are only two in the entire column, but the first one is 'inside' the car, allowing for the up/down steering-wheel adjustment - it's a very clean environment, so apparently does not fail much. The one in the engine bay however gets dirty, attacked, corroded - & stiff. Many have reported that spraying it hard, & 'into' the joints with even WD40 - has fully fixed the problem - at least temporarily - & if it does even do that - you've at least 100% diagnosed the problem. Apparently one way to tell if it is this universal joint - is if the stiffness is 'notchy' - as opposed to evenly stiff throughout the movement.

Brother I would say I’m not sure But if you see the same parts on your car I would just try it I don’t think it will hurt

Glad it was helpful!

Yes brother give it a try . I will cost you just 6 dollars in your Walmart. I had that problem and I was about to sell my car cause if it's something else wrong I wouldn't be happy to spend thousands of dollars in a mechanic shop so I asked a friend and he brought me that product, we sprayed it to the places shown in the video and it got fixed right away ,that's why I shared this video with people I hope it helps someone

@@TruckerPov my steering wheel make noise when I steering. Is it gonna help ?

@@ashrafsiddiquee3190 it might help. You can try it my steering wheel was hard and make noise when turning .I applied that spray to it and It worked

@@TruckerPov ill diffenetly try. My steering is smooth but noisy. Thanks

Did it work?

Yes you can try it it might work

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@@TruckerPov 🇬🇧thanks 🇬🇧

Actually I don't know man .I used dw40 it's just 6 dollars

You can give it a try 😉anyways it will hurt nothing in the car

Anyways that product cost just 5 dollars

I don't think going to Greece will help your car much