SIMPLE FLUSH Procedure POWER steering Honda Civic √ fix it angel
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Power steering flush, 2008 Honda Civic Automatic
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Just followed your instructions with my 06 Civic and I feel accomplished - Mahalo! Steering is easier and I haven't heard the whining noise return...yet. I managed to spill a little p/s fluid upon removing reservoir for inspection of screen. I did notice it went dark brown again, so I probably have do it all over again and pray it's nothing more expensive.
The screen no one in the entire world has ever seen in any youtube video.
Great video...better than a lot of these other ones that want to show their face and talk more than doing the actual procedure
Good job! Very helpful. What I like most is performing the flush with the engine off. Your giving quantities and details on every step is extremely useful.
Did this on my 06 civic, and power steering feels like butter now. Great vid!
was your power steering cutting out intermittently?
Man my steering is stiff, came here looking for a quick fix but now i have to invent a vacuum. lol
Turkey baster does the trick lol
turkey bastor....or shampoo spray nozzle. just make sure its clean before you use it
@@lorenfok1097 I don't mind turkey flavored ps fluid. lol
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@@ruinunes8251 4:42
Great video, I will use it to flush PS fluid on my 2004 Honda Civic. Keep up the good work. Many Thanks for the support.
All Action and No TALK! :D Yay! Good work!
Just change my fluid. This is so easy as long as you have the right equipment. I used an air tube fitting (male adapter) as the link be the hose and the low pressure tube it seem to work just fine.
Thank you . good tools make our job easier.
1:30 Smart.
Great vid, I think your method is the safest way I have ever seen for the pump and system! I wonder if I pure one bottle then turns lock to lock to pull all remaining dirty fluid in the hose, jack, and pump before reconect return hose to reservoir and continue until done all your steps after. Should it better? Thank for your response.
I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming.
Thank you, yes more will come. I have more than 200 videos that I haven't edited yet. I'm just too busy with family and other repair jobs. Have a nice day
Thanks for the info sir. Pinoy ka po pala sir sana maging kasing galling ko din ikaw sa pagmemekaniko
thanks will this method works old models also such as civic 2004
very nice and educated video good job bro👍
thank you
nice way😁..thanks 4 the information..i want to change my crv Fluid too..
But where is It for the 2013 Honda Civic? It’s not located in the same spot
Following the wheel steps. . .
Is it possible to just suction out the reservoir and not take apart any hoses/clamps?
It's a lot safer that way as the pump never goes dry.
Thank you for this video!. How often do you recommend to change this fluid?
Buen Trabajo angel 😜🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
My 2007 Honda Accord is producing high pitched tone during cold start, and specially when you move the steering handle, it's coming from the power steering pump. There's also traces of leaks coming from the reservoir, do you think it's time to replace the power steering pump? Mileage; 140K miles
where you get the hose and the metal hose mender and why did you raise the car off ground?
Where is the power steering reservoir on a 2015 Civic?
looks like vegas neighborhood.
Elbert Rulona yup
After you finished putting in the second bottle of fluid, did the flush line have clean fluid coming out? Just trying to find out at what point do you disconnect the flush hose and reconnect the fill tube to the reservoir.
I set everything up the same way as the video, however moving the steering wheel back and forth and nothing is coming out of the hose, the reservoir is full, funnel keeps overflowing. What am I doing wrong?
Brother I like all your videos and I have question for ya when the coolant get mixed with engine oil waths the best product to flush the engine after clean it????? Than you
Thank you Anger. Nace Job keep it up.
very very good
No ad u need to extend the video 10 minutes and above.
The line you removed was the return line right? And what if you dont have a trans line? Just the plastic clear line
How do you know which hose is the return hose?
Can you or anyone tell me where is power steering fluid reservoir locate? I have 2009 Honda Civic Si.
I think the si doesn't use fluid as it has electric power steering. Look it up
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This is brilliant
Good Stuff! Looks like some ingenious methods here and I have never done this. Doing research now.
When you add PS fluid before performing the wheel turn-to-lock method, how much do you add? I want to say at least halfway so that the old fluid is pushed out?
Sorry, still learning here. I may have to do the turkey baster method and trying to learn here.
Thanks, bro!
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The circumference of a standard sized turkey baster is too fat to fit in the hole.
Love your videos man! I’m having problem with my 2004 Honda Accord is leaking steering wheel fluid but I’m sure is my rack opinion but I can’t find good video on TH-cam so I was wondering if ever done that! If u could help me out please I called couple shops they wanna charge me over $300 jus to replace that
Help my power steering wheel reservior is nowhere to be found......
Joss good job
Good Job
Are you a certified Honda technician by chance? I have some questions if so. A shop destroyed my steering rack and 2 pumps by not flushing the system - is it factory procedure to flush the system clean?
Does this procedure work with most cars? and your videos are always awesome!
yes, thank you
Angel Galvan ...
Do you really need to jack up to change power steering fuild?
KT Tan .... for free turning (without friction) of front tires...
No but since you have to turn the wheel left and right, its better for the tires to be off the ground so you don't grind them up on the asphalt.
Its better then rubbing your tires aginst the floor
It makes it easy to turn the steering wheel.
Where can I find the power steering on a hybrid 2007 civic
Great video brother
Great video Angel
Thank you
Is the engine running when you're turning the steering wheel?
Yes - it has to to drive the steering wheel fluid pump. Turning the steering wheel causes the pump to move fluid through the system. Once the fluid is out, shut down the engine.
Couple comments up someone asks the same question and Fix It Angel replies he never turned on the car on. Read more comments, other people comment about car not running and stuff just saying
Hey man do you have the link where you made that vacuum pump?? If not what did you use??
Do i just drain and fill or do i need to bleed it like for breaks?
Working overnight due to temperatures in Phoenix?
10mm by 8 mm tubing work?
Great video. Two thumbs up!
Awesome video, thanks
Hello friend is this procedure with the vehicle off ? Thanks for sharing
Yes until near end as in video.
@@craigorlikowski2507 thanks angel
Where is the power steering fluid resevoir on a 2012 Civic? I cant locate it
Hi, i think it doesn't have one. it is has a small electric motor to assist on turning the steering wheel.
@@FixItAngel Thanks
GREAT VIDEO
the fluid did not look dirty. why did they want you to flush it? what was wrong with it?
Kaveh Foroughi hi, my neighbor likes to follow his maintenance schedule. It's his wife's car. Happy Wife = Happy Life. Thanks for watching.
So pretty strange, on my 06 civic the fluid pumped through with the engine on but no steering input. Just sitting there idling it completely drained the reservoir. Hope i caught it in time before any damage was done! But strange that my car acted completely different than this.
I'm pretty sure that's because he never ran the engine during the change. Just used steering to push it out without the pump running
@@cadibiagio66 yep after looking closely @1:55 he turned the key to unlock the steering but didn't crank the engine.
Thank you bro
Will this same method work on 05 accord
Yes, all Hondas are pretty much the same. I just did my 2011 Ridgeline, I kept going until clean fluid came out. Went through 5 bottles, mind you the Ridgeline has a power steering cooler, so it takes a little bit more juice.
hello angel, I have a 2001 Acura CL that has a noise issue, hoping you could give some input. There is a loud "clunk" coming from somewhere in the front end of the vehicle whenever I hit a small/large bump at any speed. I checked the struts and sway bar links and they appear to be fine and not broken, and I am unable to replicate the issue by hand. Any input?
Hi, The clunk can be the upper strut mount or lower control arm bushing
Good
hey man nice video. where are you located at? Let me know thanks.
Awesome.
thank you
That's it ? Man I'm going to do that my car , thanks bro"
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Bro are you in AZ??
Can I do it on a 1999 integra?
hello, thanks about your videos,do you know if the civic2011, should change the fuel filter? i hope you can help me Angel
Hi, the fuel filter is together with the fuel pump. when the fuel pump is bad, it comes as an assembly withe the fuel pump. That is the only time it will be replaced. thank you for the question.
Fix It Angel so i understand i shouldn't change it! while the pump fuel works well!! this is correct?
yes, do not change it unless the fuel pump is bad. your car should not be starting if the pump is bad.
Fix It Angel thanks a lot Angel, gettings from Mexicoo
Fix it Angel: when do you recommend on changing fuel pump? (2000 Solara w/ 322K miles)
Why the fluid didn't spill when you removed the reservoir cap?
My Phone is Blue Color where in the video?
very ingenious question hash!
Hey Angel do you think this method would work on a 2015 Nissan Altima 2.5? This car uses an Electronic Power Steering Pump. My car has about 93xxx miles on it and the power steering fluid is the only fluid I haven't changed yet.
Hi Chris, a friend asked me to do it to his car and I declined. I have never done it. I’m afraid the motor will overheat. Sorry you may have to go to a shop. Sorry couldn’t save you some money.
@@FixItAngel thanks for your speedy response. I will reach out to a trusted local shop to see what they will charge for the job. Thanks again for your feed back dn keep up the good work. I Love your Channel 🤙🏾
I want to flush mine too, but isn't it damaging to the pump to run it dry?
The pump never gets run dry.
Yes.
how much bottle I need to do the flush? only 3?
yes
that is what you saw.
Ok now pls make a drawing of what you did there ...
sorry i can't draw, that is why i did this video. was it difficult to understand?
Fix It Angel tengo un honda accord 2004 y por la mañana que lo arranco hace un ruido en la bomba del hidaulico.. ya le cambie el O.ring que lleva la manguera y siempre le hace cree que se aya aruinado la bomba
This was a great video
@@alexiohenriquez3175 English bro fix it angel doesn't speak Spanish
why on low line?
pobre ng pasay so u dont overfill it
pobre ng pasay it needs slack to move around
I think I didnt get the bubbles out. Damn.
Crank the wheels and keep cranking them to get rid of the air bubbles.
Cleaaaan! ;D
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Why use a pump when you have already have a pump, p.s. pump. odd solution
Watch it again dude. Don’t ask questions until you fully understand what I did on the video. Copy?
United we stand... and your driving a honda???
Doug Witherby hey Doug, do they sell Honda’s in the US? What are you trying to say?? You know what, stop thinking too much into it.
You just a another guy trying to justify his existence. Get over it and ask yourself. “Was this video useful or am I just nitpicking?”
Dude, just leave my channel and don’t ever come back to comment. Your negativity has no use here.
Doug, you have to admit, it was a cheap shot. It’s ok though. I get it social media makes people say things online we wouldn’t say in person. We just have to fight the urge. It’s a pretty good, damn video though. Fast, informative, no bullshit, and even shared links to buy parts. What else could you want? Besides, that Honda was probably made in the US anyway.
My Honda was made in America. Lolololol
Rather pay dealership $100
yes. this is not for dumb no DIY kind of person. suit yourself. why not look for a $1000 bill on a dealership. $100 dollar is so cheap they could be doing a lousy job eh.
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