How To Remove & Install Power Steering Pump 2003-2007 Honda Accord 2.4L | DIY Auto Repair Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ค. 2018
- This is a a tutorial / instructional video on how to remove and install power steering pump on 2003-2007 Honda Accord 2.4L, which is the same for other Accord models 2004, 2005 & 2006 DX, LX & EX by young mechanic Aiman. The guide is also applicable to other Honda models Civic, CRV, Element, Odyssey etc..
Replacing a power steering pump can be a good DIY repair for the advanced DIYer. This task will require draining and refilling the power steering system, and bleeding the power system to purge any trapped air. A torque wrench is necessary for the high side line in many occasions, as the brass washers must be tightened to specification to prevent leaks. If the power steering pump mounting bolts are integrated into other components, and many components must be removed, consider letting a certified technician handle this job to prevent damage to the engine.
Steps:To replace the power steering pump, the power steering fluid will need to be drained from the system. The serpentine or power steering belt will be removed from the pump pulley, the steering hoses will be removed from the pump, and the pump will be unbolted from its mounting position on the engine block. A new pump will then be installed, the lines attached, the belt reinstalled, and the fluid refilled. The system will be bled of air, and checked for proper functionality to ensure a complete repair.
What is a power steering pump?
Hydraulic power steering systems use a pump to provide pressurized hydraulic fluid so work can be done. The power steering pump pressurizes and circulates power steering fluid through the power steering hydraulic system, allowing the steering wheel to turn with greater ease.
How does the power steering pump work?
Power steering pumps create hydraulic pressure, and the hoses transfer the pressure to the steering gear, where it will be used to assist the driver turning the wheels, and the other hose will return the used fluid to be pressurized. This process happens continuously, and the power steering pump will pressurize fluid any time the engine is running.
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This video is presented to you by young mechanic Aiman-Imran Zulhilmi Anuar. Please be sure to watch other DIY auto repair videos on Aiman's EyeOnAiman youtube channel & facebook page.
Disclaimer of Liability (No Responsibility): Please exercise due diligence with information obtained from this video. The information contained in this video is for entertainment purposes and should only be treated as such. I shall not be held liable for any damage to vehicles, tools, equipment or person resulted therein. This channel assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred. You will use such information at your own risk. Aiman recommends safe practices when working with power tools, automotive lifts, lifting tools, jack stands, electrical equipment, blunt instruments, chemicals, lubricants, or any other tools or equipment seen or implied in this video. Any injury, damage or loss resulted from using information in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not EyeOnAiman.
Recording Date: July 18, 2018
Video URL: • How To Remove & Instal... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I was gonna say buy this man a beer but is he old enough??
Buy him a cup of coffee
Literally the best tutorial I’ve found and I’ve been looking for days!!!
the clearest ever video.. Will need to do this on my Power Steering pump..
Thanks for taking the time to write and thanks for watching..
Good video! I've got a CR-V but it has the same engine layout. I've never worked on a power steering system before, but this tutorial is great. Thanks for mentioning the tools needed and the socket sizes. That always helps! Thanks for the video!
Nice job buddy hope ur carreer is still going in right direction with theses crazy last few yrs
Good money in mechanics. Very good video thank you.
Thanks for the help. I'm about to change one in a couple days and this video helped a lot.
sir don't sell yourself short , that's one hell of a simple tutorial. best of luck in future quest..
Thanks for the encouraging words, I hope to be making for DIY auto repair videos in the future and thanks for watching...
@@EyeOnAiman looking forward to it , and thank you ..
@@archangel8838 Thanks again!!!
Very important to cover the alternator.
Good Video young man, i'm a mechanic myself for many years, not on cars but Industrial Diesels and any piece of machinery you could imagine on a offshore drilling rig, but cars are my hobby and this video describes and shows very clearly how to remove and replace a PS pump on my Honda, job I need to do soon as it's leaking.
Thanks for taking the time to write, I wanted to learn and my dad wanted the same. I hope one day to become an MIT engineer, just like my brother Hizami.
Nice tutorial 👍
Great job guys! This is the best video I've watched so far to remove power steering stuff, super clear and easy to understand. What else can I say now? Buy this man a sushi! 🍣🍣🍣
Fantastic job. Thank you!
Love this kid!! 😀 you have motivated me to fix mine like tomorrow. 👍. Great job Son!
Thank you bro, great job, and I like when you mention the future and robots! I think the same way too bro!
IM IMPRESSED, THANKS 4 DA INFO! 👍🏾
Maaaaan thank you. this video helped me out so much! Great job, guys!
This is a nice video, but there is no discussion of how to drain, refill and bleed the power steering fluid, which the text says is necessary. I am experienced enough to know how to do that, but leaving out those steps is an oversight.
That was one very useful video, thank you so much!
Great job, you have the best and easiest tutorial.
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching...
Keep up the good job & Good Luck on your Mechanical Engineering Endeavor.
That was very clear, helpful and now it’s my turn…… ✌️thx
Great video and good job! Keep up the good work!!
Awesome job, thank you.
Great job. Thanks!
Thank you so much for such a great detailed video. wish you the best.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great video man, keep up the great work.
Thank you bud!
Awesome video
Great video , thanks
Great video ! U got so much potential and passion. Keep up with the good work. And I agree with u on ur views about the robots in the future with advanced AI technology too.
very good video
Best video ever!! Thank you
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Thank You!
Awesome. I am planning to replace the pump on my Accord 09 by myself, but a friend of mine (a mechanic in Mala ) warned me the belt is hard to put back. I am hesitating
Well done, Thanks.
Thanks for watching! :)
Ok aiman question. Say you put on a new power steering pump. It has no fluid. Are you supposed to fill it up with fluid prior to installing and then after installation bleed the pump by turning on the engine and turning the steering wheel lock to lock several time?
Thank you
I love your tutorials ! Do you have any on how to change the starter for an 06 accord 2 door 4cyl? I have a few things I need to change on my car and the money im gonna spend for someone to do it can go towards something else I feel if I can do it why spend the money 😫
I would be very proud to call this young man my son
Haha, thank you!
@EyeOnAiman After you replace the PS pump, should the pull to either direction be a bit tight at first?
How should I test drive it? If I'm on the highway, how can I ensure car wont break down on me or hear weird sounds?
Great Video..
Have question why is it turning steering wheel on utmost right or left for long time will damage the pump? as have you mentioned.
Have it done while on park to check the leak on vtec then I notice strange sound until I lost my power steering.
TIA
Excellent video! Obligatory Liked and Sub’d 👍▶️
Aiman how old are you? Just curious... Good job by the way! Nice tutorial video! BTW have you experienced any transmission issues with your 2003-2007 Honda Accord? Thanks!
When this video was recorded I was 14, now 15...thanks for the moral support & thanks for watching....
My Power Steering Has Broken On My Honda Accord LX , 5 Times 🤦🏽♀️ the thread is so Messed Up it just breaks the bolts. . Its time to just buy a new pump an i will try to replace it myself
Where do you buy that long tool to release the belt? Is there a link? Thank you. I'm 39 years old and watching your videos. Thank you.
Funnily enough, that tool is specifically called a “serpentine belt tool” and we bought ours from Harbor Freight! Thank you for watching!
Hey! Great video - May I ask where did you buy the Tensioner lever?
You can buy at Harbor Freight. There's always 15%-20% online coupons. It can be apply to in store just show to cashier.
Whats the name of that special long tool?
How do you like the Milwaukee?
Do you need to Bleed it to get any air out?
No we didn't bleed it out, perhaps we should have but we've never had to bleed the fluid when replacing power steering pump on other cars in the past. Maybe we're just lucky...
@@EyeOnAiman ok thanks. Mine started leaking foam from the cap so idk if its couse i put the wrong fluid i put lucas power steering. Not the honda power steering so no idk if i need a new pump or got a leaking hoose.
The Simple answer is no, but when replacing any Hydraulic pump always fill it and the lines with correct grade oil, this reduces the chance of damaging the pump and reduces excess air being introduced into the system. On hydraulic power steering the air will end up in the Reservoir in the form of bubbles but eventually any air works it way out by the movement of the steering from lock to lock.. let it settle and check level..that's all Folks..hope that helps.. remember do not any dirt into the system, that could prove fatal as there are very fine tolerances in the pump and system..
@@ThePtown91 did u fill the pump with fluid before starting the car/ from the high pressure line? Also only use Honda power steering fluid on the pump.
Your beast bro what are you like 14? Sick job
1) As a future engineer, you really need to torque that baby to spec.
2) You probably should replace that washer.
Good job though.
About you got that Milwaukee 3/8 drive electric ratchett from home depot
You think taking only the pulley would be hard
did you change the PS or just show how to take it off then put it back because you didn’t show how to take off the pulley then put it to new one,,, watch your video again dude
Yep he didn’t remove the pulley. It seems all TH-cam videos about the power steering pump they don’t show removing the pulley.
Dang you can fix cars I can fix cars as well in small means is I got a power Milwaukee army letter gratcher 38 a legit wretched Electric ratchet
Great job ……but we will never let the robot overlords take over…..people need to learn basic skills….most kids these days can’t wipe there own ass without a you tube video…..I’m a Honda 2.4 liter lover also….if you ever do another video try putting a header…. Really cheap and looks easy… I’m considering it myself
Has anyone had the trouble of the steering wheel feeling stiff after bleeding the system?