Kilzon

Thank you for the advice. You said to top it “right”. What did you mean ?

Possibly, but if the problem in the column I don’t know how to check it

Did it help ?

No, I don’t feel that, it stays blocked not matter what. I can move the wheel only when engine is on.

I did try that but It didn’t work out

When I turn the key to the “on” position nothing changes, wheel doesn’t move anywhere. Idk what the problem is

I haven’t replaced anything yet. And I don’t think that wheel is locked, since when engine is on, i can turn it with no problem.

Here is a problem, I can’t turn my steering wheel if my cars isn’t on. And I don’t understand what’s wrong. I turn the key to the first position, nothing changes, I still can’t turn the wheel, I turn the ignition on and it’s still not moving. Is it common thing for this generation ? Because I saw videos on YouTube who were working on pervious generations and they could turn the steering wheel while car is off.

Are you sure it’s safe to start the car ? Won’t it damage the pump ? Since there will be some air inside.

I’m about to DIY replace my power steering pump since it’s leaking. I know that once I replace it I’ll have to bleed the system from the air in it. Could you give me any tips how I should do the bleeding process?

Do they deliver parts to your door ?

Recently I found a leak in my transmission cooling line. ( nothing serious just one of rubber hoses needs to be replaced) I am curious about transmission fluid level. When car is cool and I haven't start my car yet, dipstick shows that it's full( cold) but once I start my car and check fluid level as manual says.( Engine is on and and transmission is set in parking position) while car is still cold, dipstick is dry like there is no fluid at all. I have this leak for a while, and I add some fluid periodically through the pipe where dipstick is placed (I use funnel) to be sure that it has at least something in there. Here I should mention that there is no driving issues, transmission works like a clock. Does it mean that there is actually not enough fluid in my transmission?

Recently I found a leak in my transmission cooling line. it turned out that one of the hoses that are connected to the transmission is leaking. Due to that I don't wat to spend money in repair shop, I decided to replace it myself since it seems to be an easy fix. The only thing I am struggling with is that I don't know where I can buy these two hoses besides dealership ( these guys wanted me to pay 77$ for 2 hoses and 4 new clamps for them). The questions is: Does anyone know where I can buy parts like that ? ( with delivery) Parts numbers: 45520N; 45520O; W170062

Damn, man. I thought that the “full” line is when it’s cold. Considering this fact. Is it possible that coolant just evaporating somehow ?

Could you suggest any pressure tester ?