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Just my opinion, but if it stays pink and clean, I’d let it go until the system otherwise needs service.
I have a Camry that has bunch of miles on it. Its had its power steering fluid changed once. Its uses Dextron and the fluid still looked red when I changed it. Hope that helps in Revealing some of your worry.
[quote=”barneyb” post=130048]Just my opinion, but if it stays pink and clean, I’d let it go until the system otherwise needs service.[/quote]
Looks more brown than pink.
[quote=”Boodieman72″ post=130140][quote=”barneyb” post=130048]Just my opinion, but if it stays pink and clean, I’d let it go until the system otherwise needs service.[/quote]
Looks more brown than pink.[/quote]
Most vehicles use ATF but some use hydraulic fluid. Hydraulic fluid is brown. Check your owners manual or maybe there is a sticker under the hood. If it started out pink and now is brown, yeah, time to change.
[quote=”barneyb” post=130205][quote=”Boodieman72″ post=130140][quote=”barneyb” post=130048]Just my opinion, but if it stays pink and clean, I’d let it go until the system otherwise needs service.[/quote]
Looks more brown than pink.[/quote]
Most vehicles use ATF but some use hydraulic fluid. Hydraulic fluid is brown. Check your owners manual or maybe there is a sticker under the hood. If it started out pink and now is brown, yeah, time to change.[/quote]
It uses ATF, I checked. It’s just too bad I can’t find out what the fluid capacity is.
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