Something sounds funny.

[FB71]

have you ever changed the PS fluid? Camrys are known for running the PS fluid hot, and that will degrade the fluid. Worn fluid causes the pump and rack to make noise, primarily while its hot. Letting it idle for a few minutes lets it cool, but as soon as you loaded the pump by teurning the wheel, it started to 'complain' again. Have D flush the PS with fresh clean fluid. That should clear it up.

[FB71]

Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says, "does this taste funny to you?"

(drum rim-shot)

[hotfordcat]

Two cannibals are eating a clown. One turns to the other and says, "does this taste funny to you?"

(drum rim-shot)

Jim,
Did you about the cannibal that passed his father in the jungle?

[FB71]

Jim,
Did you about the cannibal that passed his father in the jungle?

I'll bite; no, I didn't...

[mechanicaldj]

:pottytrain5:

[FB71]

yes, I got it....

[j.ess]

have you ever changed the PS fluid? Camrys are known for running the PS fluid hot, and that will degrade the fluid. Worn fluid causes the pump and rack to make noise, primarily while its hot. Letting it idle for a few minutes lets it cool, but as soon as you loaded the pump by teurning the wheel, it started to 'complain' again. Have D flush the PS with fresh clean fluid. That should clear it up.

He thinks air is trapped in the heater core.
I did a little research and found out that it's possible it could be the transmission fluid too. :\

I don't have reliable sources, though.