Check the rack, turn the wheels side to side to see in the wheel wells if the rack is leaking. Look at the lines from the pump to the rack, or any wet spots. If you need a new rack, many times it is recommended to change the pump too so you don't get metal particles in your new rack and ruin it. Don't forget an alignment too.

Your system leaks and sucks air.

You need to fill it.

Then have someone locate the leak

while you turn all the way left and right.

Replace the part, be it pump, steering gear, or hoses.

You cannot bleed it.

The air escapes at the reservoir.

You have to stop the low fluid condition.

or stop the air entry.

Then full turns while jacked up and cranking.

Let your starter cool.

No other way.

Seek professional help.

Replace the power-steering line that is leaking or replace the power-steering rack of that is leaking.

"finding the leak or finding the hole where air is getting in"

same thing

It sounds like you need to rebuild or replace your pump.

FIND LEAKS!!!REPLACE APPROPRIATE PARTS!!

hello, so i have a problem with my power steering making insane noises when i turn the wheel, i am constantly losing fluid and have to put more in every 2 days also few times i saw that the fluid appeared to have air in it but then it stopped sucking air in somehow because i dont see the fluid being milky anymore, can someone suggest what to do with this, finding the leak or finding the hole where air is getting in, which is the top priority? would bleeding the system do any good in this situation to check if its just some trapped air in there?