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The Toyota Power Steering Reservoir holds a supply of fresh hydraulic fluid, which ensures that every rotation of the wheel is light and accurate. Established in 1937 in Japan, Toyota is a company that has gained international recognition through the mastery of lean production that reduces waste and promotes rapid response to issues, and new developments like the TNGA platform provide stiffer bodies, better safety, and handling. In 2022 Toyota expanded its Hybrid Synergy Drive portfolio, and the 2024 RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid has a range of 42 all electric miles, demonstrating how Toyota balances efficiency and long lasting sustainability which customers rely on. The company also commits a lot on battery research, related infotainment and driver assist suites, which has shown its desire on the mobility of the future without compromising reliability or value. Due to that vision, steering features such as its fluid reservoir are designed to suit the brand with its strong nature. A Power Steering Reservoir is a small yet very important vessel, which stores, filters and circulates hydraulic fluid to prevent aeration and maintain constant steering assistance. Installation of a new Toyota Power Steering Reservoir begins with parking in a flat area, turning off the engine, and removing the filler cap to get rid of the pressure. Record hose paths, drain, release clamping force and withdraw hoses. Unscrew the old one, relocate grommets or sensor and install a new one and screw bolts. Install new clamps on the reconnect hose, pour in approved fluid, switch the wheel lock to lock to bleed air, inspect leakages, and fill up the Power Steering Reservoir.