garosteering1

I've always had in my head exotic cars are a "hobby" not an "investment."

Is it the rubber hose that runs to the pump or the metal one on the rack? Try using compressed air to clean the area and then inspect for the leak. It it is indeed small (and I mean minuscule) You can buy a Lubricant made by Lucas ($4.99) at any auto parts store to stop it. Anything more than a minor leak you should take it to the dealer / lambo specialist. (you can also have the original rebuilt- runs about $475) Inside the rack are very thin rubber seals (30 - 60 for most cars). Over time if the PS fluid is not changed regularly dirt builds up and cuts up these seals leading to a leak. If the car continues to leak fluid it can burn the steering system (both the rack and pump) leading to a complete loss of power steering while driving.

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Im from the South Florida area, and I hear about his shops all the time. He has some of the most unusual gimmicks of any tattoo shop. This guy is actually a good business man and marketer. I had no idea a single shop could gross 1 million per year, even that guy on south beach (Miami ink) only does 800k.