Fire0nic3FX
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I have an issue that I've been needing to post up. This was before my FX got damaged and way before the storm. I noticed if its below freezing temps outside or less than 35degrees outside and I go to start the car on a cold start and move the steering wheel slightly while in park I can hear a hissing noise behind the dash/steering rack area. Not very loud though. If I let go of the steering wheel and stop turning it stops. Then if I move it again it makes it.
After turning the steering a few times it goes away. It sounds like what I'm hearing is the fluid pumping and it hisses like air being let out. I notice it only does it on a cold start and when it's freezing outside. I was thinking it might be normal since the viscosity of the power steering fluid is different in cold temps and a little harder to pump the ps fluid? It goes away after the steering has been turned a few times and the car is heated up.
Power steering fluid levels are fine by the way.
After turning the steering a few times it goes away. It sounds like what I'm hearing is the fluid pumping and it hisses like air being let out. I notice it only does it on a cold start and when it's freezing outside. I was thinking it might be normal since the viscosity of the power steering fluid is different in cold temps and a little harder to pump the ps fluid? It goes away after the steering has been turned a few times and the car is heated up.
Power steering fluid levels are fine by the way.