ACDelco GM Original Equipment 10-5073 Power Steering Fluid - 32 oz

Works good. I’d buy it again. Did know I’d have to write 2 comments one got eBay and 1 for Amazon same product

Genuine GM parts, always best to use the right stuff. OEM

Decided o flush my power steering fluid in my 2500HD and I wanted to stick with the OEM synthetic fluid. I only had 60000 miles on my truck but the old fluid was quite dark and after the flush, it steered more easily and more quietly (the PS pump is quieter). I recomend a PS flush if you have high miles or if your PS fluid is obviously dark and contaminated. You know the old saying, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Exactly what I couldn't find locally and arrived quickly.

Gm original, works great

Our mechanic told us that our power steering fluid needed to be flushed. For fluids like power steering, transmission and coolant that sit in your vehicle for years, I always prefer to go with the manufacturers brand if it’s not too much more expensive. Matching the part number to your vehicle ensures 100% compatibility. The price on here was the same as other brands in the store.

To help clarify all the confusion about Power Steering Fluid part numbers that I had to wade through, I made a simple chart that is included as a picture in this review.The whole problem stems from the fact that each size container of the same fluid has its own different part number, that GM and AC Delco have different part numbers, and that each company has updated/changed every number.So as it stands, there are at least nine different part numbers for the same fluid, depending on size of the container, and age of the part number.The long story short is that if you want clear GM power steering fluid- in a quart container- this is the stuff to buy.....and don't even get me started on the topic of using transmission fluid in the steering....

perfect for our older GM product, seems to have been a better purchase than nonfactory products at local auto store