New poster to MUD, trolled here forever though.
So, took my 96 LX450 in for state inspection everything was fine except they failed it due to power steering leak. Do what??
SO this is where it gets weird....the inspector told me it was not a visual inspection that noticed the leak, he stated the inspection machine recognized it when he hooked it up? He said the machine determined it had low power steering pump pressure.
I thought I was pretty familiar with OBDII and have thought all day how that machine could determine my power steering pump was experiencing low pressure. I'm at a loss. Should I call bull****? Either the tech noticed it visually and blamed the machine, or perhaps someone on here clarify for me?
-Thanks in advance
Footnote: there is indeed a leak, the tech said high pressure hose, but not sure, about to start delving into that.
So, took my 96 LX450 in for state inspection everything was fine except they failed it due to power steering leak. Do what??
SO this is where it gets weird....the inspector told me it was not a visual inspection that noticed the leak, he stated the inspection machine recognized it when he hooked it up? He said the machine determined it had low power steering pump pressure.
I thought I was pretty familiar with OBDII and have thought all day how that machine could determine my power steering pump was experiencing low pressure. I'm at a loss. Should I call bull****? Either the tech noticed it visually and blamed the machine, or perhaps someone on here clarify for me?
-Thanks in advance
Footnote: there is indeed a leak, the tech said high pressure hose, but not sure, about to start delving into that.