Lubegard 24242 COMPLETE Synthetic PSF for Honda and Acura, , 32 Ounces | PSF for Honda/Acura & HD

This stuff just resurrected the power steering pump in my high mileage 98 Civic. My pump has been making a little noise as of late, accompanied by some difficulty steering at slow speeds. The reservoir was a little low so I added some regular old ATF thinking that'd be fine. Found out the hard way that even this old turd doesn't really like ATF in the system (unlike my old Chevy truck). Bought two quarts of this stuff and an automotive fluid removal tool (giant syringe) and sucked out the whole reservoir. Refilled it with this stuff and it was instantaneously better. Zero noise whatsoever and the easiest and smoothest steering I've felt in ages. Ran it for a little while and then flushed and filled the reservoir once more. Seems good to go! FWIW, one quart was enough to fill the reservoir twice with a little left remaining in the bottle. Now I have a backup for the future.

OMG, it worked! My Acura CL Type S was making serious groans intermittently on lefts, rights, and sometimes just pulling out of the garage. After replacing fluids with other newer fluids (and a pump or two), things would be okay and then (out of the blue) the grunts and groans would show up again - I was ready to throw in the towel when I read a stream that suggested this particular item. I was skeptical but hopeful, when the product arrived I quickly replaced the fluid in the vessel with this, turned the wheel a few times and left it overnight. The next day, ALL grunts and groans gone! It's been about a month now and still NO grunts or groans - this is the real deal - good stuff!

I was replacing the reservoir since the power steering fluid was all gummy and syrupy like coca cola, so it was hard to tell if the fluid needed to be replaced. Went ahead and refilled with Lubegard and used up all 32 ounces using the turkey baster replacement method everyone was using. Had the car jacked up while doing the steering wheel lock to lock left and right engine off, then repeated a few times with engine running. I'll probably replace another 32 ounces in a few months to see how much coca cola syrup I can extract from the whole power steering system.

Very good I used for a dirty whining noise that was produce by the steering pump on a 2007 Honda crv and took off the small reservoir and cleaned it and filled it with clea n oil and magic no noise. Thou I replaced the alternator serpentine Belt and the tensioner pulley. But I think was this oil that fixed the whining

Seems it works very well so far. I have a 2002 honda odyssey van v-6 3.5 engine. That started making creaking and binding feeling noises as I moved the steering wheel back and and forth. So first I bought some seafoam trans tune which is also good with power steering racks and pulleys. Got about 40 percent of the binding and creaking down. Then tried amazon's lubegard power steering flush 4 ozs about one week later when I got it from amazon.com. That combined with the seafoam prodcut removed about 90 percent of the creaking noises and binding noises or feeling noises from my power steering as I turned it lock to lock. 10 percent is still there though. So it wasn't perfect. Also finished it off with this lubegard synthetic power steering fluid for honda/acura and HD. Not sure what HD is. And has been working well so far compared to the more expensive stuff that honda sells. Also this lubegard complete bottle is 32 oz and the little honda power steering reservoir to fill up from the bottom to the max line is about 8 ozs of this power steering fluid.

I've done more research about Power Steering Fluid for my Acura MDX than I care to admit to. After all of that research, I decided that Lubeguard for Honda/Acura would be the right choice rather than the OEM fluid. Honda/Acura always recommend their fluids ONLY but for certain things, it's better to get aftermarket - like Engine Oil, Coolant & Power Steering Fluid because the top brands EXCEED the OEM specifications not just meet them. I have an older model 2013 MDX and even though I changed out the Power Steering Pump and put in all new fluid, it just kept cycling dirty. NOTE: The MDX was incredibly hard to steer previously but with the new pump and fresh Lubeguard it turned very easily - as it should. Because I'm a little nutty and needed to see clean fluid, I disconnected the put back tube to the reservoir and had my son turn the steering wheel (jacked) back and forth as I cycled almost the entire gallon of Lubeguard before what was coming out was as clear/yellow as what was going in. Now I feel really good about my Power Steering and am glad that I'm using Lubeguard. You can't beat the price for the amount of power steering fluid you get in a gallon. It's an incredible value and fits my MDX perfectly. Now the steering is smooth and silky. Highly recommend this product and in the gallon amount if you need a flush and/or have more than one vehicle.

Bought a 2009 Accord LX a few months back, car has 200k miles, wasn't taken care of amazingly, however it was very cheap. Needed some work, but for the price (running fine, and all) it was a no brained. Power steering pump was making some noise a couple days back on cold start, checked the fluid, full, however I couldn't see the color. I've changed power steering fluid in several of my vehicles, not a hard job, just messy if you use a turkey baster. This bottle was large enough to drain, and refill the PS reservoir 3 times, with a little over 100ml remaining. Sadly the previous power steering fluid was in very poor condition, virtually pitch black, couldn't see light through it. This one bottle (3 drain, and fills) was enough to stop the noise on cold starts, however it hasn't much changed the color of the fluid. I've looked online, I can't seem to find the full capacity of the power steering fluid. I found something which said 1.4 quarts, however given I've replace basically a full quart (3 drain and fills) and not affected the color I can't help but feel it wasn't enough to make a noticeable difference color wise (trying to remove a good bit of the old fluid). If you too own a '09 Accord LX and which to replace all the fluid buy 2-3 quarts. I only had 1 quart on me, so I've put that it, let it site for like a month, mix well with the other fluids, and hopefully clean (as it does contain detergents) than drain and fill again 3-6 more times.

Exactly what I ordered

Excellent résultat pour ma HONDA 2012 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Je recommande !

Excelente alternativa al líquido original. Creo que la dirección está más suave que con el original.

My power steering fluid was leaking, but my mechanic couldn’t find the leaks so I just bought this big jug and add Lucas Oil. Expensive but you are getting a good amount of product. This power steering fluid is good quality and worth the extra money.

Le quedo bien a mi acura se quitaron ruidos y se suavizó la dirección, muy buen producto a un excelente precio

Had a very slight leak in the power steering on my 06 Civic. Changed the PS fluid with this Honda friendly fluid. So far, no leak can be seen for now. The steering seems a bit lighter and more smooth.