Bars 1600 Steering Repair 16 Fluid_Ounces Review

There was a very loud howl coming from my brother's Toyota Forerunner. Apparently it was the power steering pump. To avoid a costly repair, I randomly ordered this stuff to see if it would solve the problem, even temporarily. And so it happened, the whining stopped almost immediately, the pump works better than before, the steering wheel isn't as tight as before. Great product if you want to avoid costly steering pump repairs.

My dealership recommended a new power steering pump because mine was leaking. The leak was so significant that adding it here and there wasn't enough to fix it. I put a bottle of this substance in and checked it out after a few days. The leak seemed to be getting better, but it was still small. I added more of this sealant and in a couple of weeks not a drop came out! Great! If you have a leak, this is by far the best place to start!

I'm having a slow but constant leak in my power steering system due to high mileage and worn out seals. Instead of throwing the car out right away, I tried several products that promise to fix power steering leaks. The products that smelled like paint thinner (Lucas oil or Blue Devil?) seemed to make the leak worse (bigger stains on garage floor, shorter refill interval) so I stopped buying them. The AT-205 seemed to slow the leak to an acceptable level and I've bought it at least twice to fill

This is on a 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe. I don't seem to have a leak in my PS system, but it's clear my PS was struggling as it was making squeezing noises after heating up. I really have nothing to lose, I ordered it. All I did was flush all the PS liquid out of the overflow tank with turkey tincture, then start the car and turn the steering lock to lock 2 times (this flushed as much as possible back into the overflow tank) . then also removed. To me the spilled PS fluid looked bright red like it…