Power Steering Fluid Problems of Ford Mustang

There has been a significant loss in steering stability. Everything from the power steering pump to the rack and pinion show no signs of leaking. I've had the ps lines replaced as well as the ps pump, because if the lack of stability and the problem still persists. Ps fluid has been replaced and bled. And the pump is still very loud (it was always loud, the new pump is the same way. But that's more annoying than a safely concern). I'll be driving down the street and on the highway and the car will suddenly veer to the left or right. Car has new tires and has been aligned recently.

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The contact owns a 2000 Ford Mustang. The contact stated that the steering was making a noise. The following day, he found fluid on the floor. The contact is a mechanic and diagnosed the failure. He found metal rubbing against the rubber, which caused the rubber to wear and leak. The contact will replace the rubbers. The current and failure mileages were 110,000.

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While driving at 30 mph, the consumer felt that the vehicle had no power and was unresponsive. The vehicle was taken to a mechanic, who informed the consumer that two engine mounting bolts were loose. The mechanic also had to replace the power steering pump. The manufacturer and the dealer are aware of the problem.

While driving at any speed heard a grinding sound coming from the steering column. The noise sounded like there was no fluid in the reservoir when it was actually full. Dealer examined the vehicle, and claimed that the steering was working normally. Power steering will lock up and will not be able to steer vehicle, this could cause an accident. Also, problem with rear defroster. Consumer believed that there should be a recall of all vehicles 1999 and up.

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