Genuine Hyundai Fluid 00232-19020 Power Steering Fluid - 12 oz.

My Hyundai SantaFe calls for this specific power steering fluid. Discovered I was low and ordered this. Added to reservoir to full level and noise that I was hearing from power steering pump disappeared. No regrets in purchasing this!

Ok,There are two primary sources for PSF-4 by Hyundai: Ashland Chemicals and ValvolineIt's important to note that part # 00232-19020 is the first formulation that was available from the dealer, and is BLUE in color. The Valvoline formulation (current production) is PINK/PURPLE in color. So a vehicle that originially came with PSF-4 would have a blue colored power steering fluid, and that if it was ever changed by the dealer in recent history, it will now be pinkish.There is nothing wrong with using this older version of PSF-4, it will just not look the same as the current part number: 00232-06010Oddly, there is also a part number for a GREEN colored version of the PSF-4 (03100-00130) from Hyundai (a third formulation, possibly for colder weather) .According to the dealer all are compatible with each other, but they recommend changing the fluid by sucking out the reservior, adding the new fluid, turning the steering wheel all the way to the left, then all the way to the right, then sucking it out again, and topping it off.Also, do not mix PSF-3 and PSF-4 as they are not fully compatible, so if you have an older Hyundai that used PSF-3, you need to perform the above procedure until you are sure that the PSF-3 is completely out of your powersteering system (ususally three-four times)

No problem with seller but Hyundai needs to start putting this in quarts or liter bottles. Two 12 oz bottles is not enough for most cars let alone any for a flush.

I'm knocking it down to 4 stars because of the price. No way PS fluid should be priced like this!I wanted to make a note for fellow Genesis owners. I went to two different dealerships to try and find out if this would be the correct fluid. Both confirmed that PSF-4 is correct. I was concerned because my fluid is pretty clear and the reviews state this has a color to it. Yes it does if you dab it with a qtip. However if you then rub the qtip on a piece of paper it will appear clear. I've put several miles on since I added some to my system without a problem.

If you only need to add a little fluid this is fine. My problem was a leak that I did not have time to fix. I needed a lot more so I bought a six pack of Prestone AS269 which is designed for the same vehicles and is much cheaper.

merchant was quick to address my problem and the steering fluid was just what my car needed. I found the how to video on youtube.com so I would know where to fill the fluid.

It works for my vehicle. Packaged just fine. Bottle was not damaged.

so far so good and good to have on hand when needed.