I have a 2002 Civic LX with power steering. When the car is idling, I can
turn it left or right with ease. When I rev up the engine, it becomes very
hard to turn in either direction. It will continue to resist my turning even
thought I let off the gas back to idle. I have to release the wheel turning
motion and then the turning will become easier again, until I rev the engine
where again it starts to resist me. Power fluid is full.
Any suggestions what the problem might be

 

Stan wrote:
> I have a 2002 Civic LX with power steering. When the car is idling, I can
> turn it left or right with ease. When I rev up the engine, it becomes very
> hard to turn in either direction. It will continue to resist my turning even
> thought I let off the gas back to idle. I have to release the wheel turning
> motion and then the turning will become easier again, until I rev the engine
> where again it starts to resist me. Power fluid is full.
> Any suggestions what the problem might be

see response on rec.autos.makers.honda, and learn about crossposting
etiquette.

 

Sorry if I offended anyone buy posting on two different groups. My previous
experience showed me that sometimes posting on only one group will not yield
any answers.


"jim beam" <nospam@example.net> wrote in message
news:v9WdnWTKI6J8_M3eRVn-jQ@speakeasy.net...
> Stan wrote:
> > I have a 2002 Civic LX with power steering. When the car is idling, I
can
> > turn it left or right with ease. When I rev up the engine, it becomes
very
> > hard to turn in either direction. It will continue to resist my turning
even
> > thought I let off the gas back to idle. I have to release the wheel
turning
> > motion and then the turning will become easier again, until I rev the
engine
> > where again it starts to resist me. Power fluid is full.
> > Any suggestions what the problem might be
>
> see response on rec.autos.makers.honda, and learn about crossposting
> etiquette.
>

 

"Stan" <sderegowski@shaw.ca> wrote in
news:Mv_3f.202038$tl2.50807@pd7tw3no:

>
> Sorry if I offended anyone buy posting on two different groups. My
> previous experience showed me that sometimes posting on only one group
> will not yield any answers.


That's when you cross-post correctly, which you did not.

To crosspost, you manually type in the names of each group, separated by
commas, but NOT any spaces. Thusly:

alt.autos.honda,alt.autos.acura,rec.autos.makers.h onda

....and so on. Clear?

It is perfectly acceptable to cross-post a message to two or three groups
that are genuinely relevant to your question.

It is NOT acceptable to post stuff like "GWB sucks"/"GWB is great" to
alt.dildoes, rec.nose.picking, alt.weird.politics, ott.forsale, and fifty
other unrelated groups.


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