no it is not
Normally in most cars, when it is cold outside, your power steering fluid is thick, thus, needs more presure to push it through the pump and lines. Same with any oil, in your engine. Once this fluid has warmed up, and you've made a few turns it should work properly. If this continues to happen, check your power steering fluid level, or have it looked at by a trusted mechanic. If you lose power steering, all together, it's not fun.
That depends what the fluid is. Not all fluids weigh same.
Yes, btw peritubular capillary and tubule/duct
Ford's Probe shared its chassis and powertrain with Mazda's MX-6. So these 2 cars have the same transmission. The Mazda 626 may have the same transmission but not sure about that one.
It basically means that the body lost fluid that had the same salt concentration as the body.
no it is not
No, but some vehicles use atf as a power steering fluid.
Camry 1997-2001 uses the same fluid for transmission as well as power steering.
Alot of transmission fluids are the same as power steering fluid so I wouldnt worry
No, although some vehicles do use auto trans fluid as power steering fluid.
Red is the "normal" power steering fluid. If you can't get "power steering fluid," Dexron automatic transmission fluid is the same stuff. Clear is Honda power steering fluid.
on a ford ranger ATF is used in the transmission and in the power steering pump even if it is a manule
For Camry 1999-2001 (4 cylinder) the same transmission fluid is used to for both transmission and power steering. Some vehicles use power steering fluid Some trans fluid.
NO !! POWER STEERING FLUID IS SIMILAR TO TRANSMISSION FLUID... BRAKE FUILD IS LIKE NOTHING ELSE
yes
Based on the user manual and the repair manual...your transmission and power steering fluid are the same - Dexron II (Dexron III is supposed to work as it covers those that recommend II and III) This is automatic transmission fluid NOT power steering fluid.
Ford issued a TSB (technical Service Bulletin) calling for all Windstar model years to use Mercon V ATF fluid in the power steering system.Yes, that is a transmission fluid, but it happens to be the same product to be used as power-steering fluid.Pretty convenient if you ask me...I have always used transmission fluid in my power steering pump with no ill effects.The Owners Manual will include illustrations and instructions for checking and adding fluids to the power steering system.See "Related Questions" belowJust use automatic transmission fluid.Motorcraft MERCON V automatic transmission fluid ( ATF )