1. Inspect the power steering fluid level. Make sure the fluid is at the proper level, and add more if necessary. If the fluid is low, it could cause the power steering to not function properly.
2. Check the power steering pump. The pump is responsible for providing pressure to the steering system. If the pump is not working properly, it could cause the power steering to not function properly.
3. Check the power steering lines. The lines carry the fluid from the pump to the steering rack. If there is a leak in the lines, it could cause the power steering to not function properly.
4. Check the steering rack. The steering rack is responsible for turning the wheels. If the steering rack is not working properly, it could cause the power steering to not function properly.
5. Check the steering column. The steering column connects the steering wheel to the steering rack. If the steering column is not working properly, it could cause the power steering to not function properly.
If you are unsure of the cause of the issue, you should take your vehicle to a mechanic for further diagnosis and repair.
