Power steering problem when moving slow or rpm drop

You may have more than one problem. Start with the power steering. If the power steering pump is causing a problem it may be seizing causing hard steering at slower speeds and putting an extra load on the engine causing the lower RPM's. Have this checked first.

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My 1999 Honda Accord is having sporadic stalling problems. I've noticed a pattern. Itstalls while going slow speeds and stop and go traffic, etc. The engine just ...

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no.
but if the engine is running below 800 rpm
there is less vacuum and brakes can be effected by the
Brake Vacuum booster.
and slow RPM can make steering pump weaker.

so first things first. what is ENGINE RPM
an is the belt slipping of RPM is ok>?

Does it come out of overdrive or down shift when the RPM drops ?

pull up on the black plastic casing covering the battery. it is located there.

The radiator fan in the 92-95 models of V-6 Toyota and Lexus vehicles is a weird design. The fan is not electric but runs off the power steering pump. The power steering pump moves fluid through hoses to the radiator fan, thereby creating its rotation. A sensor monitors coolant temperature and signals a solenoid on the power steering pump when more or less cooling is needed. The power steering pump then speeds up or slows down to provide more or less fan speed.

This system seems to work pretty well. However, there is a connector that goes to the power steering pump that is critical to proper operation. In engine work this connector often gets overlooked when reassembly is done. This results in the fan running at constant speed and not increasing rotation when more cooling is needed. This becomes a problem primarily when the car is idling or moving at a slow speed.

If your car is not overheating in these situations, the fan is probably operating okay.

Pump is starting to fail. Good news is that it isn't too hard to change. Hope this helps...

the iac valve on the throttle body is maybe sticking and the idle speed is to low.that will affect the power steering pump.the air filter has to be clean otherwise the mixture will lean out because of reduced airflow and stall

Is it time for a new belt, or adjustment?

you have a worned out clutch pads and it needs replacing, this also include the pressure plate from which clutch pads are pressed to achieve transfer of power from engine to your tires.