Red Line Power Steering Fluid

How do you flush power steering lines?

HOW TO FLUSH THE POWER STEERING SYSTEM… Cap or plug return fitting on the pump; place return line from the gear or rack into a waste container. Have helper continuously add fluid to the reservoir while you are turning the steering slowly from stop to stop.

Do I need a power steering flush?

The easy answer is if your vehicle’s owner’s manual says you need a power steering flush at a regular interval, then yes, you need a power steering flush at those particular mileages. Since most of us don’t regularly look in our vehicle’s user’s manual it seems more likely that your mechanic,…

Can I use ATF in the power steering?

Well, you can use ATF in the power steering pump in the vehicles manufactured in the late ’70s or earlier. Those older cars don’t have sophisticated and lightweight materials used in the cars produced in the ’90s and later. The power steering system of old vehicles is made of crude materials that can take ATF because it is also a hydraulic fluid.

Can you use Dexron in power steering?

Some power steering fluids need Dexron like Dexron power steering fluid, or other similar types of ATFs, while other car manufacturers are specific about using fluids that are specialized for the steering wheel but has slightly different properties. Both fluids, however, have similar seal materials that resist the breakdown of hydraulic fluids.

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Lucas Power Steering Fluid is a universal power steering fluid that contains a mild seal for helping to prevent small leaks. It reduces stiffness and friction in your power steering; improving your performance and driving enjoyment. The fluid also conditions O-rings and reduces the wear and tear on all steering parts. Additionally, it stops fading and foaming during high-performance situations.