Nope. Well, the locking action cannot, but there are several things you could do right after that which could damage the car.
1. If the car is moving, or on a hill, or something like that, and it is not turned on, then if you torque-lock the steering wheel, you are probably going to have a bit of a crash really soon. You can't steer a car without the engine being on anymore, not even one with a manual transmission, because the steering wheel will typically lock after even a slight turn to one side or the other.
2. If you lock the wheel, and then try to force it to unlock, you could potentially break something in the steering column if you're being reckless (and if you're really strong, I guess).
Yes, if you drive with the power steering empty of fluid and the motor locks up, it can actually rip the belt from the motor. You can damage belts and the steering motor if you drive with the power steering empty.
No ... However, don't turn the steering wheel (power steering) from one extreme to the other. Don't turn it all the way right or left, if you do it will damage the steering unit. Stop turning when you hear the noise and back off.
It could.
No a bad convrter can not damage your transmission however it will make your vehicale run rough
the only damage you will have to the power steering pump its self .it will not mess up any other function of your motor
You can, but only in neutral. Otherwise you could damage your transmission. And you would want to turn your key back to the on position so you can still turn the wheels without the steering wheel locking. I'm fairly sure it's illegal though.
If your power steering pump is not working as well as it used to.
In most Ford products, Mercon, Mercon V is the recommended power steering fluid
It'll be hard to steer a car. The steering wheel will be tough to steer.
Camry 1997-2001 uses the same fluid for transmission as well as power steering.
Yes, adding brake fund to a P/S system can cause damage.
assuming you have a screw on plastic locking gas cap you could use a large pair of channel lock pliers to squeeze the sides in and turn it, if it is metal this will damage the cap.