my car is a 93 ex when its really cold like -17 celsius and colder when i start the car the steering wheel is really hard, like i need to use 2 hands to turn the wheel like i have no power steering when i do, but after liek 5 mins steering turns back to normal

 

my gtp does the same thing, i think its because the fluid is cold it isn't as thin but when it warms up it becomes thiner and is easier to flow

 

so would changing the fluid fix the problem

 

No, the fluid is just not warmed up yet and as you drive it eventually gets its viscosity back. It'd just be a waste of money

 

your power steering fluid has turned to maple syrup at that temperature. not much you can do since i am not aware of honda selling a cold weather formula.

 

ok thanks evryone