Niteo Products Motor Medic M2714H/6-6PK Power Steering Fluid with Stop Leak & Conditioner for Honda and Acura - 12 oz., (Case of 6)

This product stopped leaking rack on 05 Honda Civic. I drained 8 fl. ounces of the old power steering fluid from the reservoir and the 2 hoses, and then replaced it with about 6 fl. ounces of the M2714H/6 and about 2 fl. ounces of power steering fluid protectant. The leak has stopped. Reservoir level has remained constant for about 2 weeks. And the fluid looks a lot better.

Works well.Didn't realize when I first purchased it that it also helps seal the leak.The frequency of finding drops of power steering fluid on the garage floor is getting less and less over time.I should have used a turkey baster to remove as much of the original fluid as possible before adding this to the reservoir but so far this has worked well.

To save me money a mechanic buddy told me to try this before spending $1200. IT WORKED! I paid $12 at amazon, Pep Boys had it for $6...

I bought this to remedy a power steering leak on my teen-ager's 1997 Honda Accord - the leak was in the power steering rack end seals. I bought the six pack planning to flush the system and refill with all new fluid. I was not able to loosen the lower lines so I settled for vacuuming the fluid out of the top reservoir and doing several fill, run, remove cycles. I was able to get the fluid looking almost new. It has been a couple months and I think the reservoir has again dropped about 1/4 inch. So, the leak slowed down but it is not cured and that's why I deducted two stars. Maybe one day we'll invest in a new steering rack but it equals the cost of about 30 bottles of fluid. So, for now, we'll watch closely and top off the fluid every month or so.

It has done the job

Works great so far

Good stuff.

I did a flush on my Honda Odyssey and filled with this product. After I bled the air out of the system it was nice and quite. However my rack and pinion was not as responsive as before. So I sucked 4 oz out of the reservoir and added a bottle of Lubegard Power Steering Fluid Protectant, and now it's like new again.One little tip you may try: I dropped a few small rare earth magnets in the reservoir then fish them out with a screwdriver once a week to clean the metal particles off. You will be amazed.