Now youre confusing me here....are you saying the fluid is just dirty or that you have a legitimate problem and brought it in for service because if this and fluid was the recommendation?
Thank you for the reply. Keep that extra $100 in your pocket. With newer cars the systems are getting more and more reliable, as a result the systems require less and less maintainance work and cost less to maintain. A lot of quick lube companies are starting to creat new "service" items to try and gain some revenue on these newer cars.
Read the service schedule in your owners manual for yourself, there is no service interval on the power steering fluid, they just want your $$$$, I work at a toyota dealer and we also offer this service but I refuse to sell it. It's literally a waste of $$ and has no benefit.
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