Power steering is an essential feature that has made driving more comfortable and effortless over the years. Power steering systems are found in most modern cars, but not all vehicles have power steering fluid. Here's a closer look at power steering fluid and why some cars do not have it. Power steering fluid is a hydraulic fluid that carries power from the steering wheel to the steering mechanism in a vehicle. The hydraulic pressure generated by the power steering fluid makes it easier to turn the wheels, especially at low speeds or when parking. Without power steering fluid, turning the wheels would require more effort from the driver, which could cause fatigue and even injury. Most cars manufactured after the 1970s come with power steering as standard equipment. Cars that do have power steering systems typically require power steering fluid to keep the system running smoothly. Power steering fluid is typically red or pink in color and is located in a reservoir under the hood o ... read more