Hey guys i've been searching but can't find anything telling me how to do it. Could someone point me in the direction of a write up or something... I have no problem replacing the pump its self, it's dealing with the power steering fluid that I am worried about... like i am sure it needs to be bleed but i dunno how and also what kinda fluid do we need.

Thanks guys i've been without my powersteering pump for 2 months now...give me any heads up too!

 

Power Steering Fluid Replacement

POWER STEERING PICTURES/SHOP DIAGRAMS (pump removal/hose setup)

that should answer your question

mark

 

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ok so here are my questions for number 2 where do i disconnect it at the reservoir or ? where is the High tension cable didn't see it in any of the pics. how do i operate the started motor intermittenly... does that me just turn the key on and off a bunch of times? this is like the first time i've had a prob doing something on my car

 

was there really a need for reposting my link

 

no my bad on the reposting i dunno how i did that, and hell no thats the thing i do absolutely everything on my cars and have since i first got a car at 16 i'm 22 now and nothings changed this is the only thing i have never done before and it seems as though no one here has either and u can't tell me the points i addressed weren't valid i need to know how to bleed it thats it ima just go see how other cars do it and i will have my answer i am sure

 

i kinda took that personal i did say right above this is the first time i've had a prob doing something on my car

 

i apologize. i read your post wrong. i'll go through the manual and see what more specific info i can find on bleeding the power steering

mark

 

To bleed the pump, fill the reservoir up, turn the car on and turn the steering wheel end to end back and forth to work the air bubbles out. The bubbles will work out into the reservoir and you will need to add more fluid to get the level back between the min and max lines.

 

thanks ima try to tackle it today in the rain woo hoo