Practice question

What is the primary cause of 'Hard Steering' in a vehicle equipped with hydraulic power steering?

  1. Low power steering fluid level or a slipping pump drive belt
  2. Overinflated front tires causing reduced contact patch friction
  3. Excessive positive camber on the front wheels
  4. A loose steering wheel mounting nut on the column shaft

Answer: A — Low power steering fluid level or a slipping pump drive belt

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