Power steering fluid
Hi everyone,
I got a small question, I was changing a light today on my s-type as I checked out a bit the fluids, and I saw that the power steering was on minimum, is that normal?!
The wheel turns just like before I mean I don't see any differences.
If it's not normal what kind of fluid should I use? And do I have to empty it completely first or can I pour the new fluid on top of the old one?
Thanks
and merry x-mas
I got a small question, I was changing a light today on my s-type as I checked out a bit the fluids, and I saw that the power steering was on minimum, is that normal?!
The wheel turns just like before I mean I don't see any differences.
If it's not normal what kind of fluid should I use? And do I have to empty it completely first or can I pour the new fluid on top of the old one?
Thanks
and merry x-mas
I would keep an eye on the level and take action only if it drops further. The level will change according to how hot the fluid is. Any ongoing loss of fluid should be investigated and corrected. The correct fluid type is listed in the owners manual I believe.
Hi everyone,
I got a small question, I was changing a light today on my s-type as I checked out a bit the fluids, and I saw that the power steering was on minimum, is that normal?!
The wheel turns just like before I mean I don't see any differences.
If it's not normal what kind of fluid should I use? And do I have to empty it completely first or can I pour the new fluid on top of the old one?
Thanks
and merry x-mas 
I got a small question, I was changing a light today on my s-type as I checked out a bit the fluids, and I saw that the power steering was on minimum, is that normal?!
The wheel turns just like before I mean I don't see any differences.
If it's not normal what kind of fluid should I use? And do I have to empty it completely first or can I pour the new fluid on top of the old one?
Thanks
and merry x-mas 
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