Lucas Power Steering

[sriley1358]

Has anyone tried Lucas Power Steering stop leak in their systems before? I have a 2003 Ford Ranger with a very slow leak, and I was wondering if anyone has any experience with it. I have used their oil stabilizer before, but never power steering. Thanks

 

[Nick R]

I used it in my cavalier, not to stop a leak, but to help weight the steering and eliminate a very annoying dead zone when centered. It worked, and steering feel is a nice weight now. The stuff is very thick, almost like honey.

 

[sriley1358]

Hmm. May be worth a try. I been looking over the net trying to find something bad about it, and nobody has any bad words. I just hate to put it in there and cause more problems than I already have.

 

[Nick R]

I doubt it would cause you any trouble at all, and may in fact stop this leak you have. Probably one of Lucas better products.

 

[Colt45ws]

I put some AutoRX in a friends Mazda B2300. Stopped the leaking rack.

 

[ArtDart]

I used the Lucas PS fluid in my
Range Rover that was leaking, and
it stopped the leak.........jr

 

[DieselTech]

If it's on the pressure line? Ford has a TSB for it.

 

[Robenstein]

Yeah I have seen it work in the leaky rack on a beat up Le Baron.

 

[Cressida]

Originally Posted By: Onmo'Eegusee
I put some AutoRX in a friends Mazda B2300. Stopped the leaking rack.


I put the AutoRX in my Toyota with a very small power steering fluid leak over a year ago and it still leaks just like it always did.

 

[artificialist]

Lucas PSF additive usually slows down the leak, so feel free to use it.

I have seen it help a variety of PS rack leaks.

However, make sure your PS hoses are okay. If those leak, replace them, because they will burst open.

 

[willix]

Current success with small rack leak, 1/2 a bottle. knock on wood