The hydraulic power steering system provides mechanical steering in the event of failure of the hydraulic power steering system. If for any reason the hydraulic pressure in the power steering system drops, the vehicle's control will not be lost.
In this case, you will have to apply much more force to turn the steering wheel, which will also have significant free play. If the pressure in the hydraulic system disappears, contact a specialist.
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Hydraulic power steering system (Mitsubishi Pajero 1)
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