speardog1

I'm sure a power steering flush isn't always useless. But I would rather take my chances than pay $75 for a power steering flush. Or do it myself. Thanks for the help BTW. The air filter and tires are brand new. I drive the car (not like a maniac) and get the same mpg. I have a 6 cyl in my car and get better mpg than her 4cyl at the moment. It's very frustrating to have a somewhat fuel efficient car that's not fuel efficient given the gas prices. I will take your advice and get the induction serviced. I haven't changed the distributor cap/rotor either, I suppose this is a possibility since it has a rough idle?

I agree with this. As soon as a service person tries to sell me a power steering flush I typically will never go back to them. I always thought that was BS. Apparently, my suspicians were correct. Question. My girl has a 97 corolla with 90K, which should get in the 30's in terms of mpg. I bet it gets in the low 20's at the moment, horrible. I changed the plugs and wires, no effect. What should I do next? Fuel system cleaning?