Electric power-assist steering (EPAS) has been controversial among enthusiasts. An EPAS system uses an electric motor on the steering shaft to help the driver turn the wheel.

If the power steering fluid level drops too low, the hydraulic power steering pump won't be able to pressurize the system properly, potentially causing a stiff steering wheel and loud, high ...

New power steering fluid is transparent and usually amber, red, or pink in color. As it operates in a closed system, the reservoir's fluid level should remain close to constant.

A lot of recent Ford cars and trucks come with Adaptive Steering, allowing you to change the amount of feedback and weight on ...

Power steering can be hydraulic or electric, depending on the specific system design. Hydraulic power steering systems utilize a hydraulic pump, typically driven by the engine, to generate hydraulic ...

It's good practice to change it every 50,000 miles or five years. If your steering fluid is contaminated (it will be dark red), you should change it pronto.

Installing electric power steering in this 1932 Ford was made easy with Unisteer's Electra-Steer, with the added bonus of safety on top of the electric upgrade.

After driving it around 60 miles over the course of a day, I hopped into a brand-new Porsche Cayenne S, a car known for its excellent electric power steering.

A circuit board can be overworked, leading to a loss of power steering assist, increasing the risk of a crash.