How to fix hard/stiff power steering on ANY CAR ! 

Really glad that this vid helped you out and that you were able to restore your steering back to new !

I can’t find the Conditioner

Advanced auto should carry it

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Glad I could help !

No problem, glad I could help you out, good luck !

Says for 03-04 I35 that it uses atf. You should pick up some dexron III and follow the steps in this video. Hope this helps !

Wanted to make a universal video that all people can try on any car. After I made video, I switched to oem fluid. Same feeling as what I demonstrated with in the video.

Glad you found my video helpful ! 🤝

Really glad I could help you out, now go tackle that washing machine haha.

even if you added fluid? and it’s still hard to turn

This is Not Russian cars

WD40 dries out. Use a lubricating spray likr crc 556

Glad I could help you out ! 🤝

@@LuminaryCo really you did so , saving time and money 🙏

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Thank you for the additional advice!❤

Yes entire bottle is fine to be added in increments. Just make sure you drive around and do necessary turning to mix the fluid throughout your power steering system. What model Hyundai haha ?

Your 2013 outback has the preference of using ATF for there power steering system. So you can follow the instructions in this video using the preferred fluid for your vehicle.

Had the same problem with mine, and did this, then drove around and let the fluid mix in the power steering system for a few days and it went back to normal. If this doesn’t solve, check for kinked power steering lines, suspension components, or power steering pump.

@@LuminaryCo I'll try. Thanks!

Glad I could help ! 🤝

Steering system could be out of calibration. Should get it recalibrated and go from there.

By leaving power steering fluid cap open and moving steering wheel from left to right.

Steering feels great now after flushing this out one more time after the video. You have to let the fluid mix around for a few days of driving or so to feel the biggest difference.

@@LuminaryCo thanks man👍

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Alternator could function inefficiently due to old timing belt. Replace timing belt and see magic of steering.

I notice when I drive in pool of water steering becomes very free. Could that be related?

Any car that has power steering. Google the type of fluid your car takes and then go from there and siphon and replace.

The fluid extractor I used is from Walmart. It’s called “Hyper Tough Multi-Use Siphon Pump” Hope this helps !

I had the same problem.l did as was instructed and it worked wonderfully. I did not have any pump so I pull the cover off the reservoir and rev the engine, the oil came out, and then I throw new oil into the reservoir and cover it and it worked. Under the hood was messy though which I cleaned.

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Definitely put the required fluid for your car. Quick Google search for your car model and make.

As long as it doesn’t have an electric power steering, method should work with vehicle designated P/S fluid.

Got the headlights off of redline360, they’re the spec D headlights

Called a hand siphon pump. Got mine at Walmart for under the bucks probably.

Yes sir, cuz that’s all you can really take out at a time once the fluid mixes while you drive.

@@LuminaryCo you can do dynamic change but would need another person to help you with that

Do you mean electric steering ? Obviously not lol..

Well this is one common reason that a lot of people are able to diagnose there self.

I did the flush a total of three times. Flush should be done once after every day or two of driving so that the new fluid added, has a chance to mix around. Do this up to three times so that the fluid can mix and disperse it self throughout the power steering system.

@@LuminaryCo okay will try this and see if it works.. I pray it does 🙏🏽

Hope it works out !

I used 1 and then chased it with 2 regular p/s fluid after each flush I did.

@@LuminaryCo wym? Didn’t see that in the video. Did u only show u adding conditioner ?

@@umana93 yes, I gave that a chance to mix around for a few days driving the car then siphoned out more and added p/s fluid for a total of 3 times.

Which ps fluid did u use bro ? It was the same routine just this time instead of Lucas you poured ps fluid ?

I did ATF along with the Lucas conditioner for the car in this video. Make a quick google search for your model and should tell you what PS fluid your car specifically needs if applicable.

They sell fluid siphons at your local Walmart or auto store !

You will do the same procedure 3-4 times to get all of the old fluid out. It needs to mix in the system driving around and taking turns, then siphoned out again and replaced with new fluid.

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Car can be cold or hot when extracting old fluid. To mix around, drive car for a few days then take out some more and replace with more new fluid and so on.

It says right on the resivoir cap

Anything along the line of PS fluid will work fine, I know that dexron III ATF is preferred. Made the video universal, for all car types. Dexron III was used for flush off camera.

@@LuminaryCo You should have stated that in the video.

You fr talking like you were in the video feeling my steering 😂😂😭.. Get that pump fixed tho lol.

@@LuminaryCo I mean as far as it being a heavier vehicle. I’m staying in my car right now. Still working and what not. My pump never whined or anything just stopped working while I was driving lol. I didn’t mean anything negative by my comments lol. I was laughing at myself honestly. Trying to justify maybe air in the lines or old fluid. But my stuffs practically locked up. I wish I could comment a video but it’s rough. You seriously cannot move the wheel with one hand on my Camry. But it’s a Camry☠️what more should I expect. It’s like driving a super old truck with no powered steering. Sorry if I came off the wrong way. Much love 🙏 thanks for the vid and response.

All good bro, my fault as well. Didn’t know what way you were coming off. But mine was pretty bad as well before I did the steps in the video. It would take a lot of force to steer as if I had 10-20% power steering left lol. But geez, those Camrys last forever engine wise. Hit the yard, look for a pump and make more money with it 🤑..

I can't believe I'm reading a friendly exchange in YT comments. Both of you are good people.

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You have to mix the new fluid in with the old by driving and taking turns… then take out more to fully replace your whole systems fluid. It’s really not that confusing.. can’t take out all fluid in system at once. Have to keep mixing and taking fluid out until you feel there’s more new fluid than old.

Video was made universal for most car makes and models .. ATF has been in the car since the making of this video. Thanks for your concern 🤣😂..

One thing to rule out ain’t it ? 😂😂