I had a similar issue a very long time ago... rack seals. Check the tie rod boots. That's where mine was leaking and it would then eventually leak out. It was a hard to track down intermittent leak. Sometimes fine for months, and then it would leak.
Makes sense. I guess if I find another cheap beater and put this one out of service for an overhaul (definitely needs a new head and the oil pan gasket has a really slow leak, and if I'm taking the top and bottom off a 20 year old engine, it's getting rod bearings, rings, etc. while I'm in there) I'll go over the steering and suspension too. In the meantime, it's cheaper and way less effort to just keep a bottle of fluid under the seat and dump some in when it starts mooing on turns.I had a similar issue a very long time ago... rack seals. Check the tie rod boots. That's where mine was leaking and it would then eventually leak out. It was a hard to track down intermittent leak. Sometimes fine for months, and then it would leak.