When power steering was first introduced, it was intended to help drivers of large or heavy vehicles to steer more easily when parking or heading around curves. Then it became a luxury option for ...

Power-steering hoses connect the steering pump to the rack-and-pinion assembly where pressurized fluid helps to push the rack left and right. Worn or damaged steering hoses are common sources of ...

You probably don’t think much about your car’s steering. It’s all muscle memory, and once you’ve gotten used to your car, there’s not much muscle or brainpower required to steer it. That is until your ...

We publish dozens of car features every year in Mustang Monthly, but many times we get cheated out of the cool down-low shots because of unsightly power-steering hoses hanging in the slipstream. So ...

Seeing as many vehicles switched from hydraulic power steering to electric power steering by the mid-2000s, fewer and fewer cars have power-steering fluid anymore. (Only the hydraulic systems use ...

Tired of "armstrong" power steering? We show you how to update your ’50s Ford on our own 1959 Ford with help from Borgeson. There's a lot to love about '50s Fords—they're good looking, roomy, and ...