A common misconception among car guys is when it comes to the steering in an old Mopar there are basically three types: manual steering, power steering with the belt cut, or power steering that leaks.

Mopar power steering is a frequent subject of derision. This abuse goes back decades, and even old magazine road tests would often cite a lack of road feel or over-assist as the chief complaint. In ...

Modern vehicles rely on a host of fluids to send us down the road. Some, like engine oil and coolant, are well-known, while others, like differential fluid, are less-familiar to average motorists.

One indication that the power-steering fluid level should at least be checked is if the steering wheel becomes harder to turn or you hear a whining noise coming from the power-steering pump. However, ...

Power steering has been a common automotive feature for decades now. Available in electric and hydraulic forms, power steering eases turning the steering wheel when driving the vehicle. It is a ...