PSF-4 alternitives? and wheel caps

[Jeffrey Jet Plain]

So I've had my 2010 genesis sedan for a few weeks now and I'm just getting around to getting the power steering fluid topped off because it is low. The manual says I have to use PSF-4, which is Hyundai's own exclusive thing that you can't find anywhere short of going to a dealer or getting it off of amazon. I was wondering if there are any alternatives that I can use to just top off my system without having to flush it or if that really even matters.

Also, wheres a good place to find wheel caps? The only place I can find em is like on eBay and its like 40 bones for ONE which is not happening...

 

[Ambush]

Welcome to the boards! My suggestion, just go ti amazon for your fluid or go to Napa (they usually do well keeping dealer like items). Center cap, check lkq or car-parts.com.

Hope that helps.

--Ambush

 

[zaqmurr]

I was in advanced auto recently and was shocked to see that they actually had the power steering fluid on their shelf. Might be worth looking into

Advance Auto Parts - Down for Maintenance

 

[Jeffrey Jet Plain]

I was in advanced auto recently and was shocked to see that they actually had the power steering fluid on their shelf. Might be worth looking into

Advance Auto Parts - Down for Maintenance

And would that CHF mix with the PSF-4 already in my car or would I need to flush the system?

 

[johnny1593]

Just changed mine recently.
Used LubeGuard Power Steering Fluid from O’Reilly’s.
Double check with their website first if it’s compatible with your vehicle.
You mentioned you needed PSF-4 and it is approved for that.
Attached are images of the product and the applicable uses fact sheet.

BTW, if your reservoir liquid is low, you might want to check for leaks or cracks on the tubing.

 

[Jeffrey Jet Plain]

Just changed mine recently.
Used LubeGuard Power Steering Fluid from O’Reilly’s.
Double check with their website first if it’s compatible with your vehicle.
You mentioned you needed PSF-4 and it is approved for that.
Attached are images of the product and the applicable uses fact sheet.

BTW, if you’re reservoir liquid is low, you might want to check for leaks or cracks on the tubing.View attachment 32516View attachment 32517

shes got 106k miles on her so I'm not too too worried about it, however I will check after filling up, thank you

 

[Velasquez23]

Did you end up flushing it out ?

 

[Jeffrey Jet Plain]

Did you end up flushing it out ?

No I just put the new stuff in because I assumed that I already have psf4 in my car, now the issue seems intermittent so I think I didn't have psf4 in there in the first place