Power steering reservoir location
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Power steering reservoir location
Sorry, I know this is a dumb question, but I'm having trouble finding the power steering fluid reservoir on my 13 RX350. On the 2nd gen wasn't it on the passenger side? I only see washer fluid, brake, and coolant. Can someone please point me in the right direction?
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ajunk1 (12-18-23)
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Hydraulic Power Steering was always a flawed system, when you were idling
around at low speeds and needed the greatest assistance for turning the wheels
to maximum angles you were getting the minimum amount of power from the engine.
However when you were cruising at highway speed barely twitching the steering at
all the pump was being spun at triple the engine speed. Various high performance
car even had Power Steering fluid coolers!
around at low speeds and needed the greatest assistance for turning the wheels
to maximum angles you were getting the minimum amount of power from the engine.
However when you were cruising at highway speed barely twitching the steering at
all the pump was being spun at triple the engine speed. Various high performance
car even had Power Steering fluid coolers!
#6
[QUOTE=swhockey98;10190963]Sorry, I know this is a dumb question, but I'm having trouble finding the power steering fluid reservoir on my 13 RX350. On the 2nd gen wasn't it on the passenger side? I only see washer fluid, brake, and coolant. Can someone please point me in the right direction?
/QUOTE]
LOL! I was thinking of flushing out the power steering fluid and replace with brand new one today for my 2103 RX450h, because I had to do that with my Honda Accord. The RX450h has an EPS (Electric Power Steering) system. The power steering is motor assisted! Excellent design, because the typical hydraulic design is really bad when you experience a leak -- very costly and constant cleaning of power steering fluid leaking on driveway, practically wherever you park!
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LOL! I was thinking of flushing out the power steering fluid and replace with brand new one today for my 2103 RX450h, because I had to do that with my Honda Accord. The RX450h has an EPS (Electric Power Steering) system. The power steering is motor assisted! Excellent design, because the typical hydraulic design is really bad when you experience a leak -- very costly and constant cleaning of power steering fluid leaking on driveway, practically wherever you park!
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Hydraulic Power Steering was always a flawed system, when you were idling
around at low speeds and needed the greatest assistance for turning the wheels
to maximum angles you were getting the minimum amount of power from the engine.
However when you were cruising at highway speed barely twitching the steering at
all the pump was being spun at triple the engine speed. Various high performance
car even had Power Steering fluid coolers!
around at low speeds and needed the greatest assistance for turning the wheels
to maximum angles you were getting the minimum amount of power from the engine.
However when you were cruising at highway speed barely twitching the steering at
all the pump was being spun at triple the engine speed. Various high performance
car even had Power Steering fluid coolers!
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