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Take you car to the local Auto Parts Store, most of them will connect a handset to your car for free, once they have the codes you will have a better idea what is wrong with your machine and what parts may be required to repair the issue. Places like Auto Zone and I beleive PEP Boys will help you out.
no it is the power steering pump. the pump is worn so at low rpm or low speeds it is real tough to steer. but when the rpm is picked up the steering gets easier.
Also check belt tension but at high rpm speeds the belt would slip and squel real loud. so i would point the problem to the power steering pump.
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