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Does Electro-Hydraulic Power Steering Require Fluid Replacement?

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McElliana
08/31/25 3:02am

Electro-hydraulic power steering systems do not use power steering fluid, therefore no replacement is needed. Below is an introduction to electro-hydraulic power steering: 1. Overview: Automotive power steering fluid is a special liquid used in the power steering pump of a vehicle's power steering system. Through hydraulic action, it makes the steering wheel much lighter, facilitating driver control. 2. Function: When the driver turns the steering wheel, the power steering system automatically provides assistance, reducing the effort required. The power steering fluid is a medium oil added to the power steering system that helps transmit steering force and provides cushioning. 3. Common Types of Power Steering Fluids: Brake power steering fluid, steering power steering fluid, clutch power steering fluid, etc. 4. Note: Automotive power steering fluid does not need frequent replacement. Dealers typically recommend replacement every 100,000 kilometers, and not replacing it does not pose any safety risks.

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