Yes. Oil and water do not mix.
The antifreeze is half water but has chemicals to prevent corrosion of the water based system. I would recommend getting the cooling system flushed.
Do not run the engine. You need to drain out the fluid antifreeze mixture.You can then refill the power steering fluid.
Yes, power steering fluid is very harmful to an automatic transmission. You should not drive it until the fluid is changed.Yes, power steering fluid is very harmful to an automatic transmission. You should not drive it until the fluid is changed.
Oil, Antifreeze, Power steering fluid, brake fluid, transmission fluid, coolant...
trans fluid,power steering fluid,dex-cool antifreeze
Yes. It will cause the seals to swell up in the master cylinder. This will cause a loss of braking. You need to remove the fluid and flush out the master cylinder(with clean brake fluid) immediatly.
If you insert the oil in the tank, where power steering fluid should be, then yes, it´s harmful.
You really have to just find out where it is leaking and what it will take to repair it. GoodluckJoe
Coolant - 50-70 percents ethylene-glycol based antifreeze and waterPower steering fluid - Dexron 2 or 3 automatic transmission fluid
Not as long as you put the proper fluid into the proper place such as, motor oil into the engine, gasoline in the fuel tank, antifreeze in the cooling system reservoir, transmission fluid in the transmission, brake fluid in the brake system reservoir, power steering fluid in the power steering reservoir, windshield washer fluid in the windshield washer fluid reservoir and don't forget to put blinker fluid in the blinkers! :)
In vehicles: Differential Usually 90 Weight gear oil Transfer case (if 4wd) Transmission Fluid Power steering fluid Windshield washer fluid Brake Fluid Coolant Fluid (antifreeze) Motor Oil Brake Fluid
The antifreeze, transmission, and power steering fluids are all red on a 2003 Ram.