SNAKE OIL Lube Guard Power Steering Fluid REVIEW | Power Steering Noise when COLD

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This formula is engineered with a proprietary additive package developed by ILI that includes 2 patented technologies: Synergol® TMS and LXE®. Together these technologies provide the most advanced anti-wear protection available. Synergol® TMS is the first non-active, phosphorous-free surface molecule composed solely of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. It contains no other toxic, corrosive, metallic or polluting elements. As an extended life anti-wear material, it extends far beyond normal power steering fluid in safeguarding system components.
LXE® (Liquid Wax Ester) has a molecular structure that allows unsurpassed heat transfer making it the most heat stable power steering product sold. The combination of these two technologies in a synthetic power steering base prolongs the life of the power steering unit.
LUBEGARD® Synthetic Power Steering Fluid is engineered to outperform competitive power steering fluids in three important ways:
Superior anti-wear formula significantly reduces friction, provides more potent rust and corrosion protection, and extends the life of the power steering unit (See figure 1)
Effective in a wider range of temperatures providing excellent cold and high temperature performance
Protects seals and hoses reducing the risk of power steering leaks and prolonging the life of the parts
*COMPLETE Synthetic Power Steering Fluid for Honda & Acura, P/N 24242, recommended for Honda and Acura vehicles.
Eliminates power steering noises and whines
Eliminates rack and pinion stiffness
Cleans and frees sticky turbines and pumps
Inhibits fluid foaming and oxidation
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@coburn_karma 7 месяцев назад

I watch both channels. I've been watching Scotty Kilmer since I was a kid on TV. He had a weekly Auto Repair show on Ch. 11 KHOU back in the day. I'm 54, professional Auto Technician since 1991. Graduated UTI, worked several dealerships, then opened my own shop. I absorb information from different minds and keep the good.

@ericgalvan3589 2 месяца назад

2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 with 113k miles. I bought the truck used with 110k miles. I don't think the power steering fluid was ever replaced. I removed 12 ounces (red fluid) with a hand vacuum pump from the reservoir. I bought Lubegard Complete Synthetic Power Steering Fluid from O'reilly Auto Parts for $18. I think the power steering system holds around 32 ounces, but only replaced 12 ounces. The power steering was not making any noise before or after, but made a significant improvement on feel. Highly recommended.

@jonathanyoung7763 5 месяцев назад

Lucas power steering stuff WORKS great for this. And they have a Honda one too

@jonathanyoung7763 5 месяцев назад

If it doesn’t I rebuild my pumps myself. $10-15 for a reseal kit vs a refurbished one. Plus my rebuilds have last longer than the refurbished ones I’ve bought in the past.

@pauljbusby 5 месяцев назад

Thats a worn belt not a Pump problem

@marksreviewsandrants8554 7 месяцев назад

These days people don't have the money or have to wait to spend money on a new part,so they use a product just to see if they can wait,I am guilty, I like to see if a product works or not,good video.

@Nail8055 7 месяцев назад

Probably need to replace the pump, but I did a complete flush on my Honda’s using LubeGard 24242. Pump out by turning steering lock to lock with return line dropped in a bucket. Keep topping off reservoir with fresh fluid until all new. I’ll never go back to genuine Honda PS fluid.

@johnknight2012 Месяц назад

Also have to drive it for 100 miles to let it lube up the system.

@shingabiss 7 месяцев назад

I find Scotty Kilmer extremely annoying.

@blackrifle6736 5 месяцев назад

*Agreed. So much so I blocked the old fart from my Recommend column years ago. His personal problems are self-inflicted.*

@DirtMcGert29054 5 месяцев назад

Bro get a real suction device not that bullshit greasegun looking contraption … also when it comes to noises coming from the front of the engine take the belt of and see if the noise goes away first

@SS-lt3mh 7 месяцев назад

Oh, I guess that’s why Scotty has over 6 million followers, and you don’t. 🙄

@blackrifle6736 5 месяцев назад

*His audience is mainly clueless Rubes. His personal whines dominate his narrative adding nothing, no information of value. Lemmings also have lots of followers. You one of those?*