* Low power steering fluid: This keeps your power steering system operating smoothly. Check the fluid.
* Leak in the power steering system: Inspect your vehicle for any leaks.
* Damaged or loose drive belt: Look at your drive belt. If it's damaged or loose, it can cause power steering problems.
* Malfunctioning power steering pump: If the pump isn't delivering the right pressure, your steering could be affected.
* Electrical problems: Electrical issues can affect various systems in your vehicle.
If you notice that you've lost power steering or if the steering feels heavy, it's important to have your vehicle checked by a qualified mechanic as soon as possible.
