Power steering fluid problem in Accord Euro?

[xavier_hondaR]

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a 2006 Honda Accord Euro, its been a great everyday car so far.

I have been told that the car does have a common problem with its power steering fluid and needs to be washed out very often.

I tried the guide from here: https://gobdp.com/blog/how-to-fix-power ... ump-noise/ but there seems to be something wrong still.

Can anyone else confirm this, because it feels as though I am currently experiencing it

I hear a whriling sound in the engine every time I take a big turn for example when I am parking my car. Is this a sign of the power steering fluid?

Also does anyone turn off the VSA button? Whats the function of that button when would you use it?

[puffer71]

Hi Xavier

Is yours CL7A or CL7R?

On power steering fluid issue, I've not heard about this problem before. Maybe I maintain my car diligently. Best is to go to experience workshop to have a look. As for me, I follow Ah Shiang (now with Ole Motorsports) since day 1.

Cheers

[niloypal]

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