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Power steering helps drivers turn the steering wheel with less physical effort by using hydraulic or electric assistance. There are two main types:
Hydraulic Power Steering (HPS): Uses fluid pressure from a pump to assist steering.
Electric Power Steering (EPS): Uses an electric motor controlled by sensors to assist steering.
Both systems rely on various components such as pumps, hoses, valves, sensors, and steering racks. When any part malfunctions, steering can become difficult, noisy, or unsafe.
Difficulty Steering: The steering wheel becomes stiff or hard to turn, especially at low speeds.
Noisy Steering: Whining, groaning, or squealing sounds when turning the wheel.
Leaking Power Steering Fluid: Visible puddles or low fluid levels, often reddish or amber in color.
Vibrations or Jerky Steering: Uneven steering feel or vibrations through the wheel.
Power Steering Warning Light: Dashboard indicator signaling an issue.
Ignoring these symptoms can lead to increased wear on the steering system and compromise vehicle safety.
At Euro Haus AutoCare, our expert technicians provide:
Comprehensive system checks using advanced diagnostic tools to identify faults.
Fluid level and condition testing for hydraulic systems.
Electrical system scans for EPS faults.
Fluid flushing and replacement to maintain optimal hydraulic pressure and system lubrication.
Leak detection and repair to prevent fluid loss and damage.
Repair or replacement of power steering pumps, belts, hoses, and valves.
Steering rack and pinion repairs for worn or damaged components.
Sensor replacement and recalibration for electric power steering systems.
Wheel alignment checks and adjustments to ensure proper steering response and tyre longevity.
Prevents sudden steering failure or loss of assistance.
Extends the lifespan of steering components and fluids.
Enhances driver safety and comfort.
Reduces repair costs by addressing minor issues early.
Increased steering effort required.
Fluid leaks under the car.
Steering wheel vibration or irregular movement.
Unusual noises when turning.
Steering warning light on the dashboard.
Regularly check and top up power steering fluid if applicable.
Inspect for fluid leaks during routine vehicle checks.
Avoid holding the steering wheel at full lock for extended periods.
Schedule regular servicing with qualified technicians.
Q1: Can I drive with a failing power steering system?
It’s not recommended. Steering effort will increase, and control may be compromised, especially in emergencies.
Q2: How much does power steering repair cost?
Costs vary depending on the fault and vehicle type. We provide transparent estimates before starting work.
Q3: How long does a power steering repair take?
Repairs can range from a few hours for fluid service to a couple of days for major component replacement.
Q4: What causes power steering fluid leaks?
Common causes include worn hoses, seals, or damage to the steering rack.
Q5: How often should power steering fluid be changed?
Typically every 50,000 to 75,000 km or as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.
Skilled technicians trained in servicing luxury and high-performance vehicles.
Use of genuine OEM parts and high-quality fluids.
Advanced diagnostic equipment for accurate fault detection.
Commitment to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction.
Convenient location in Dubai Investment Park (DIP) with flexible appointment options.
Don’t compromise on safety or comfort—trust Euro Haus AutoCare to keep your steering smooth and reliable. Contact us today to schedule your power steering inspection or repair.