We will talk about the Hydraulic Steering Failure, which manifests itself in a short time among Ford Focus Faults. As is known, hydraulic steering consists of a number of electronic components. Electronic parts wear out over time and parts in the area we call the power steering box need to be changed.
How to Identify a Power Steering Failure?
- Oil leaks start in the area of the power steering box. You may not notice this at first, but if there are situations such as hardening in the steering wheel, you should definitely look at the oil area.
- If oil reductions have increased in the vehicle, leaks have definitely started in the hydraulic axle.
- If there is a loud or occasional small noise coming from the steering pump part
- If the steering wheel bends to the right or left are not as soft as before, but start to harden, it means that the hydraulic problems have started.
- If the hydraulic warning light appears on the instrument panel or the light flashes at certain intervals, it is certain to be checked.
