i have a 1990 lexus ls400

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Asked by Matthew Sep 09, 2009 at 07:47 PM about the 1990 Lexus LS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the power steering fluid keep depleting with no trace and it is squeeling not matter how much power steerinf fluid is in it what do i do?

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go to lexusownersclub.com and check out the discussions there about power steering leaks. You'll probably have to replace the power steering pump and possibly the rack as well.

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yeah man, i just had the exact same problem with my 1991 ls400. at first my mechanic thought it was the pump, which was half the problem. the pump cracked. after replacing it, my fluid lever continued to drop. after a week of trip back to the mechanic he finally found that the power steering hose wasnt functioning either. cost about 800 for me to fix. and i have other friends with older lexus also with the same problem.

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http://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls400/261358-the-first-gen-power-steering-bible.html

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1990 Lexus ls400. Recently purchased vehicle from family member. Vehicle has been maintained. Drove out of my yard, had a low owner steering fluid noise and was hard to straighten steering wheel easily. Drove a couple miles then returned to get my other 14yo vehicle. Instead. Saw a fluid trail down my drive and am hoping it is a cracked line rather than the power steering pump.

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