Is the oil leakage under the steering wheel caused by operation issues?

[BrielleLynn]

Oil leakage under the steering wheel is not caused by operation issues. Difficulty in steering wheel return: Vehicle steering wheels have an automatic return function. For cars equipped with hydraulic power steering, the automatic return function is somewhat weakened due to hydraulic damping. However, if the return speed is too slow, it indicates a malfunction in the return function. Steering wobble or deviation: When driving on one side of a curved road, the car naturally tends to deviate. When the curvature is significant, the deviation becomes more noticeable due to external factors. After ruling out tire pressure issues, it is likely caused by loosened or broken mechanical components in the steering gear. Uneven steering effort: If you feel that one side of the steering is lighter while the other side is heavier when turning the steering wheel, this symptom is generally caused by leakage in the sealing component responsible for sealing one side of the high-pressure chamber. Another possibility is improper adjustment of the directional limit valve.