Carlube Power Steering Fluid - HPF001

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Carlube Power Steering & Suspension Fluid (HPF001) is a professional-grade synthetic, green hydraulic fluid specifically engineered for modern automotive power steering units, suspension systems, and electronic convenience features like electric soft-tops. It is ideal for owners of European vehicles, particularly VAG group cars (VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda) and select Citroen models, who require a high-performance fluid with excellent low-temperature fluidity and superior corrosion protection. While it provides outstanding stability and seal protection, users must verify their vehicle's specific manufacturer requirements before use, as this fluid is not compatible with standard ATF-based power steering systems.
| Model Part Number | HPF001 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Carlube |
No. Never mix synthetic green hydraulic fluid with traditional red ATF or mineral-based power steering fluids, as this can cause seal damage and system failure.
Consult your vehicle's owner's manual for the required fluid specification. If your manual specifies VW G002 000 or MB 345.0, this product is the correct choice.
If stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry environment, the fluid will remain stable for a significant period. However, it is best practice to use it within 12-18 months of opening.
It is specifically formulated for compatibility with Citroen LDS applications. Always check your specific model's requirements as older models may have different needs.
Mixing incompatible fluids can lead to foaming, seal swelling, and internal component damage. If you suspect you have used the wrong fluid, flush the system immediately.
Check fluid levels. If low, top up with the correct specification fluid and check the system for potential leaks.
Ensure the system is free of trapped air and the fluid level is correct. If issues persist, the fluid may be contaminated and a full system flush may be required.