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Is your Grand Cherokee hard to turn? You might need to add power steering fluid - this video shows you how to correctly add power steering fluid to your 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Adding power steering fluid to your Grand Cherokee is easy (the hardest part is determining where is the power steering reservoir in your Grand Cherokee) and should be done whenever your power steering fluid is low. Before adding power steering fluid, be sure to check your owners manual to determine what type of power steering fluid to add to your Grand Cherokee. This information will typically be located in the back of the manual in a section title fluid capacities and specifications.
In a few days, check the power steering fluid level in your Grand Cherokee to make sure you don't have a leak. If you notice the power steering fluid level is low, see our how to fix minor power steering fluid leaks video.
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