He called it a V4 10 seconds in, then proceeded to have the best power steering pump replacement video I've ever seen. Thanks bro, took me 30 minutes to change! You sir did a good job.
Hey thanks for watching. I’m not so good with the terminology but I can fix the heck out of stuff. I now know it’s a 4 cylinder sorry for that. I really appreciate the feedback and I’m very happy to hear my video helped you. Hope you’ll sub to the channel.
Of all the videos I watched on how to replace power steering pump on Honda ,this is guy made a complete and simple demonstration how to do it , thank you chief , you are absolutely amazing.
Hey thanks for watching and I’m glad I could help. I watched a lot of videos that had a whole lot of fluff and I wanted to make one getting straight to the point, no annoying intro.
I love the fact that before you even began you mention what tools was needed for the job. That type of info makes a big difference. Great Video thank You!!
Hey thanks for watching! I appreciate you taking the time to comment. I started making these videos because the ones I watched never mentioned the tools or would leave hard parts out so I’m happy to hear my videos are helping. Hope you subscribe!
My moms 2004 Honda power steering pump went out. They quoted her 600 to replace the pump and the hose that connects the reservoir and the pump. I think this video just saved us at least 300 bucks.
@@iwritestuffalso2363 hey thanks for watching I’m so happy to hear my video helped and saved you guys some money this is definitely one of the many reasons I keep making videos. Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
I just got quoted over $900 for the Honda dealership to replace it. And after hearing that price, I decided I would never go back there for maintenance 😂
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I’m happy to hear my video helped, the goal was to show people they could do this repair at home and save a good amount of money doing it themselves. I hope you subscribe!
Are the bolts hard to get off the power steering pump assembly to the engine? I'm trying to a pump and all the hoses and pipes but I don't wanna snap a bolt...
This video is detailed but not boring. I've been wanting to replace my tensioner with a new belt and to do that, the PS pump has to come out. Now that the pump is actually leaking, I have a legitimate reason to do this procedure. Not too long ago, the top hose was leaking at the crimp where the rubber meets the metal. I replaced that, but now I need to go further. Thanks to this video you've provided for us, I'm confident I can pull this off. Thanks!
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I really appreciate it. I’m happy to hear my video helped you and it brings me great joy hearing I gave you the confidence to complete the job. As long as you follow the steps you’ll be golden!
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I think this is one of the Best instructional videos I've ever seen! Very to the point. I liked the tightening instructions the way you said about being careful not to use too much force or tighten too much because of the plastic or aluminum parts. You are the Best! Keep up the Great work! And You are a Blessing to those of us that have the same car/ Accord/ and same engine! Thank YOU!!! 😇 God Bless You!
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I really appreciate it. Happy to hear my video was helpful. It’s a pretty straightforward job. You’ll do great!
Thanks for this awesome video. I just replaced the power steering pump on my 4-cyl Accord. Overall a very easy process, thanks for showing the angle of the belt because I was confused about how to put the belt back on for a minute and realized it just needed to go under the tension pulley. The only thing I did notice on other videos is that Honda recommends that the power steering fluid be flushed out of the system when putting on a new pump so that old fluid isn't being pumped through it.
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Yea I didn’t flush it I know I should have I was just being lazy but it’s still going strong. Happy to hear my video helped and I hope you subscribe!
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Man, thanks for this video you got straight to the point and saved me time. Good camera angles as well. Gonna go work on my 2005 accord right now she's whiney lol.
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Hey thanks for watching! I got tired of being raped for easy repairs by the “professionals” so I started doing it myself, you can definitely do it just follow the video and your golden! Hope you subscribe!
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@@ucanfixit1 Yep was a breeze, helps that it sits right up top. Fitting his ac compressor was a lot more difficult due to it being located lower down and the two bolts at the bottom were particularly tricky because of the tight space so that took a lot longer.
@@robbflynn4325 good stuff I’m glad you got it and yea luckily I haven’t had to replace my compressor but when I do I’ll take those tips into consideration and I’ll have a video up lol thanks for taking the time to comment man it means a lot!
That's pretty much it...I bought a aftermarket one and it was defective, swapped it out did job again and works fine!! Shop thought it might have damaged the rack.
Yup same thing happened to me I installed it, then it kept making a whining noise and the steering wheel was stiff so I figured it was defective. I went back got a replacement and installed again lol. I feel your pain. Glad the video helped and thanks again for watching.
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Great video!! You make it look easy! I really would like to empty out the system of any old power steering fluid prior to replacing the PS pump. Do you have any videos regarding this subject matter? Fyi...it's for my 2006 Honda Accord EXL. Thanks.
Hey thanks for watching. It definitely is pretty easy just follow the steps in this video and you’ll be golden. As for emptying out all the fluid I actually haven’t made any videos on this repair. It may definitely be something I do in the future. Hope you subscribe!
hell yes. good video bro. very detailed. "you gotta finagle it" haha. btw, do you happen to know the torque value on the pulley nut? and do you have to bleed the air out of the power steering system afterwards?
I read that the torque spec for the pulley nut is 47 lb-ft but I didn’t torque it I just tightened it pretty tight and it’s good for me still no issues. As for bleeding the air out I would, plus it won’t hurt. Good luck!
@@planchik All you have to do while the car is on just turn the wheel all the way to the left and hold it a couple of seconds not too much and then go all the way to the right and hold it a couple seconds. Repeat this maybe four times and you will be good. No more air in the system. JUST REMEMBER DON’T HOLD IT FOR TOO LONG BECAUSE YOU WILL DAMAGE THE POWER STEERING PUMP. You’ll be able to hear it and feel it when your doing it.
Hi. You used the same old pulley on the new power steering pump. HOW do you know if the actual pulley needs to be replaced or not as well??? Thank you.
Hey thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate it. The pulley is just a wheel that comes off of the power steering pump and as long as it’s not bent, cracked, broken, or worn you can reuse it. Just make sure to inspect it well when you get it off the old pump. The actual pulley wheel rarely goes bad but it’s possible. Hope you subscribe!
Great video, just curious if that’s an OEM pump or some third party manufacturer. I called Honda and these suckers cost about 1k, was curious if you bought something from outside could you drop the link for the product and if it still working fine?
@@sehajpalrandhawa9477 why thanks for watching and I really appreciate your feedback. I actually bought this one at advanced auto and it is still pumping strong no issues yet.
@@Flacomijito hey thanks for watching. It’s hard to say without having the vehicle in front of me to troubleshoot because it could be the pump or your tensioner pulley or a loose belt causing the noise so it’s hard to say friend.
Hey thanks for watching! It depends where exactly the leaking is coming from. Check your o-rings might just be a bad ring. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe.
@@ucanfixit1 hey thanks for the reply.. it looks like they’re coming from the crimps in the hose.. just wondering if I would need to change the whole pump as well
@@jqsqueue no I’d change the hose first and if that doesn’t work that’s when I’d change the pump. Just remember if it’s not broken DONT fix it lol that’s my motto!
@@paulnguyen2324 hey thanks for watching. I actually bought mine from advanced auto parts. Unfortunately there is no link I went into the store to get it.
Hey thanks for watching! I actually just went to advanced auto parts and got the power steering pump. I will look over my receipts and try to get you the part number. Hope you subscribe.
@@ucanfixit1 Appreciate it. There's a ratting noise coming from my engine bay (07 Accord 2.4l). It matches engine rpm. My mechanic told me it was the serpentine belt tensioner. I had it replaced but the noise is still there. I think it might either be the power steering pump ( which vibrates when i put my finger on it) or the valves need to be adjusted. If i could send you a video, would you be able to give your opinion?
Is it possible that the fluid in my ‘03 Accord just needs to be replaced as opposed to the entire pump? Steering isn’t terrible, but it’s starting to get bad.
@@MrBluoct hey thanks for watching. Yes bad power steering pump can cause hard steering. (Also low power steering fluid can cause that too). Hope you’ll subscribe to the channel!
All you have to do while the car is on just turn the wheel all the way to the left and hold it a couple of seconds not too much and then go all the way to the right and hold it a couple seconds. Repeat this maybe four times and you will be good. No more air in the system. JUST REMEMBER DON’T HOLD IT FOR TOO LONG BECAUSE YOU WILL DAMAGE THE POWER STEERING PUMP. You’ll be able to hear it and feel it when your doing it.
@@ucanfixit1 i was wondering that to that's why i haven't started mine, and u kept the same pully wheel? was thinking about getting the set from advanced auto parts to
@@sojiroumakairyu5143 yup I kept the same pulley no issues so far. My pulley wasn’t damaged upon inspection so no need for me to spend the extra loot. Good luck with your repair it’s pretty straight forward. You got this!!
Hey thanks for watching. I actually just went to my local auto parts store which is advanced auto parts and they carry carquest parts. Hope this helps and hope you subscribe to the channel. By the way still no issues with the pump since this video was made.
Hey thanks for watching! The o-ring did not fix my issue. I knew if it didn’t fix it then it was my power steering pump but I always go with the cheapest route first which was the o-ring. If your having the same issues I’d try the o-ring first because it is known to leak. Good luck!
Hey thanks for watching! To bleed the power steering all you have to do is turn the wheel all the way left and hold for a couple seconds then turn all the way right and hold for a couple seconds. Do this a couple times and you’ll be good. FYI don’t hold it too long or you’ll burst the lines or pump. I bought my pump from advanced auto parts. Hope this helps and don’t forget to subscribe!
@@mikeike7114 yes it matters! You have to do this when the vehicle is on and don’t hold it too long to either side just a couple seconds or so because you will blow your power steering pump or hoses.
@@ucanfixit1 great, thanks. Let me ask you, if when replacing the pump I decide to drain all the power steering fluid, then just add again new fluid. Is that a good idea, do you recommend? With regards to draining and refill, ALL can be done with car OFF?
@@mikeike7114 yes it’s a good idea and you can do everything with the car off but when it’s time to bleed the power steering pump the vehicle has to be on.
Hey thanks for watching! I did not do a flush. I just added more fluid. I did inspect the fluid that came out when I took the pump off to make sure there were no metal shavings in it. It’s been a little over a year no issues. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe. 👍🏽
Hey thanks for watching! I believe it is a 1.0 x 1.0 x 0.4 inches and the part number I found was 90305-PAA-A01 but worst case scenario I’d hit the junkyard or call up your local auto parts store. Hope this helps!
Hey thanks for watching and as for your question new is always better than rebuilt and definitely better and safer than used. The last thing you want is to put a used one in and it doesn’t work then have to do the job twice. As for rebuilt those things are hit or miss so I personally stay away from them whenever I can help it. Hope this helps.
Hey thanks for watching! I changed the power steering pump mainly because it was whining and squealing alot. Also my A/C wasn’t blowing as cold so I knew the pulley/pump was going bad. I first tried to replace the o-ring in the lower hose of the pump because usually that is the issue and least expensive but did not work for me so I changed the pump and it’s great now. Also A/C blows cold again. As for changing the fluid it’s not mandatory but always good to do. I didn’t do it I just added more when I was done changing the pump to top it off. To this day 4/30/2021 the pump is awesome and no issues. Good luck! 👍🏽
The previous generation Honda Accord (1998-2002) is similar but the 4 cylinder models have the pump on the driver's side. This generation does not have a tensioner pulley but instead uses a separate belt to drive the power steering pump.
He called it a V4 10 seconds in, then proceeded to have the best power steering pump replacement video I've ever seen. Thanks bro, took me 30 minutes to change! You sir did a good job.
Hey thanks for watching. I’m not so good with the terminology but I can fix the heck out of stuff. I now know it’s a 4 cylinder sorry for that. I really appreciate the feedback and I’m very happy to hear my video helped you. Hope you’ll sub to the channel.
Of all the videos I watched on how to replace power steering pump on Honda ,this is guy made a complete and simple demonstration how to do it , thank you chief , you are absolutely amazing.
Hey thanks for watching and I’m glad I could help. I watched a lot of videos that had a whole lot of fluff and I wanted to make one getting straight to the point, no annoying intro.
Totally agree, this was very easy to follow and you did a great job videoing it and with no bs chatter 😁
I agree straight to the point which is what a lot of us do it yourselfers want. This is a great video!
Yes man, thank you... Quick easy to the point... You list all the tools you need right at the beginning.
Perfect
I love the fact that before you even began you mention what tools was needed for the job. That type of info makes a big difference. Great Video thank You!!
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Bro honestly it’s 3 am and I was stressing of how difficult/messy it was gonna be but after this video I’m confident doing it thank you big dawg!
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Good Comment
My moms 2004 Honda power steering pump went out. They quoted her 600 to replace the pump and the hose that connects the reservoir and the pump. I think this video just saved us at least 300 bucks.
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I just got quoted over $900 for the Honda dealership to replace it. And after hearing that price, I decided I would never go back there for maintenance 😂
This has to be the best video I’ve ever seen. I’m gonna save 400 dollars by doing this myself now
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This was one of the best how to videos. Dude hit every point, very thorough and easy to follow appreciate the help!
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Also camera man was great as well.. Both of you get a A+ for me
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Thank you, my Dad & I just did this in 15 minutes. We spent more time setting up and cleaning up than it took to actually swap it out.
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15 minutes? you two are incredibly fast... I did mine today, took 2 hours ;d
Are the bolts hard to get off the power steering pump assembly to the engine? I'm trying to a pump and all the hoses and pipes but I don't wanna snap a bolt...
thanks, you make it so much simpler than some of the other videos i have watched, straight to the point.
Hey thank you 🙏🏽 I really tried to leave all the extra stuff out to save people time. Thanks for watching!
This video is detailed but not boring. I've been wanting to replace my tensioner with a new belt and to do that, the PS pump has to come out. Now that the pump is actually leaking, I have a legitimate reason to do this procedure. Not too long ago, the top hose was leaking at the crimp where the rubber meets the metal. I replaced that, but now I need to go further. Thanks to this video you've provided for us, I'm confident I can pull this off. Thanks!
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I really appreciate it. I’m happy to hear my video helped you and it brings me great joy hearing I gave you the confidence to complete the job. As long as you follow the steps you’ll be golden!
Straight forward and to the point,add in great commentary and camera work ...this video is awesome!!
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best video on this,everyone else skips the removal of the pulley for some reason. Thanks!
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Great video Brother! I'm an experienced mechanic in Kansas but still watch TH-cam video's to gain unknown knowledge and your video's rock! Thank you!
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I think this is one of the Best instructional videos I've ever seen! Very to the point. I liked the tightening instructions the way you said about being careful not to use too much force or tighten too much because of the plastic or aluminum parts. You are the Best! Keep up the Great work! And You are a Blessing to those of us that have the same car/ Accord/ and same engine! Thank YOU!!!
😇 God Bless You!
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Dude, you did a fantastic job. thank you so much. Getting ready to tackle my daughter's car after work and I wanted a quick overview. Perfect video.
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I watched a few but came back to this one! Especially with the modelo under the hood! Appreciate the video homie!
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Bro excellent video very straight forward informative and concise.
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Probably the best video I have seen to date, thanks for making it .
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Thanks for this awesome video. I just replaced the power steering pump on my 4-cyl Accord. Overall a very easy process, thanks for showing the angle of the belt because I was confused about how to put the belt back on for a minute and realized it just needed to go under the tension pulley. The only thing I did notice on other videos is that Honda recommends that the power steering fluid be flushed out of the system when putting on a new pump so that old fluid isn't being pumped through it.
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Yea I didn’t flush it I know I should have I was just being lazy but it’s still going strong. Happy to hear my video helped and I hope you subscribe!
Your videos are the best. Saved me a lot of money.
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Nice 👌 no extra nonsense, straight to the point. Helped me a ton.
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Great step by step video. Really appreciate the details. Now I can buy my parts on Rock Auto to repair for 06 Honda Accord EX 4cylinder
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Excellent explanation, thanks for sharing. Happy New Year!
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my power steering pump just went bad and needs replacing and iv been watching this helpful video before i even buy the part
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The screwdriver in the pulley saved my ass. Thanks bro !
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Just replaced mine with ease after watching this video. Thank you so much.
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Man, thanks for this video you got straight to the point and saved me time. Good camera angles as well. Gonna go work on my 2005 accord right now she's whiney lol.
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Good tip , after install the pump flush the whole system with new power steering fluid I didn’t do it and the pump broke again. ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
@@ank2376 oh no!! Sorry to hear that it’s definitely a good tip to flush!
Thanks so much for this! Excellent coverage. Gonna do this tomorrow. Thank you so much!
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Bro, thank you so much for this video. Awesome job and your video was well explained. Thank you.
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Phenomenal! Thanks man I'm not even going to bother watching another video!
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Nice one, man 👍 There wasn't an o ring with mine, or in the old one I am eplacing. Good to know. Great video.
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Great succinct video. TH-camrs are putting the trade professionals out in the cold. I feel like I can do this! 😁
Hey thanks for watching! I got tired of being raped for easy repairs by the “professionals” so I started doing it myself, you can definitely do it just follow the video and your golden! Hope you subscribe!
Thanks big dawg u just saved me a couple hundred bucks!
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Thanks man. Nice video
Swapped out my leaking noisy one with a reman... hopefully, this guy will last
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Great video. I followed it and the job on my car went perfectly!
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Good job. Got to do the one on my son's car today so this was very useful.
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@@ucanfixit1 Yep was a breeze, helps that it sits right up top. Fitting his ac compressor was a lot more difficult due to it being located lower down and the two bolts at the bottom were particularly tricky because of the tight space so that took a lot longer.
@@robbflynn4325 good stuff I’m glad you got it and yea luckily I haven’t had to replace my compressor but when I do I’ll take those tips into consideration and I’ll have a video up lol thanks for taking the time to comment man it means a lot!
excellent instructions, great filming. Thanks!
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Thanks for this video it helped alot and was straightforward
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@@ucanfixit1 I subbed 😁
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Great freaking video boss! You my friend have a skill, you have inspired me to knock this project out, thanks man
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The best video I’ve seen. Thanks
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Thanks homie, also I jam MAC Miller when ever I do car work
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That's pretty much it...I bought a aftermarket one and it was defective, swapped it out did job again and works fine!! Shop thought it might have damaged the rack.
Yup same thing happened to me I installed it, then it kept making a whining noise and the steering wheel was stiff so I figured it was defective. I went back got a replacement and installed again lol. I feel your pain. Glad the video helped and thanks again for watching.
love the vid
good step by step instructions!🤘🏽
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This was very helpful! Thank you so much!
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Great Video! This came in real handy!
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Very nice job on video! I watched so I can see how to take pump loose so I can change PCV valve (and belt) on a 2004 CRV. Thanks?
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Thank you good sir, I appreciate your effort and video
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You save me a lot of money thanks 😊
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Thanks for the vid! Is there any reason to go ahead and replace the pulley too?
Hey thanks for watching. The pulleys rarely go bad but you can replace it if you’d like. Mines 250,000 miles strong still going. Hope you subscribe!
Hey, good 👍 video you are the best
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Excellent video- thank you!
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Great video!! You make it look easy! I really would like to empty out the system of any old power steering fluid prior to replacing the PS pump. Do you have any videos regarding this subject matter? Fyi...it's for my 2006 Honda Accord EXL. Thanks.
Hey thanks for watching. It definitely is pretty easy just follow the steps in this video and you’ll be golden. As for emptying out all the fluid I actually haven’t made any videos on this repair. It may definitely be something I do in the future. Hope you subscribe!
Great video! Thank YOU bro! I appreciate ya!
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Great help. Just did mine came out perfect. You da man. Thanks
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hell yes. good video bro. very detailed. "you gotta finagle it" haha. btw, do you happen to know the torque value on the pulley nut? and do you have to bleed the air out of the power steering system afterwards?
I read that the torque spec for the pulley nut is 47 lb-ft but I didn’t torque it I just tightened it pretty tight and it’s good for me still no issues. As for bleeding the air out I would, plus it won’t hurt. Good luck!
@@ucanfixit1 thanks bro. how do you bleed the air out of it?
@@planchik All you have to do while the car is on just turn the wheel all the way to the left and hold it a couple of seconds not too much and then go all the way to the right and hold it a couple seconds. Repeat this maybe four times and you will be good. No more air in the system. JUST REMEMBER DON’T HOLD IT FOR TOO LONG BECAUSE YOU WILL DAMAGE THE POWER STEERING PUMP. You’ll be able to hear it and feel it when your doing it.
Hell no brother
Good work though
Thanks for your efforts, great video!
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Excellent video. Great instruction. Great personality. Love the "snuggin no huggin". ✌️💜💜💜
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Hi. You used the same old pulley on the new power steering pump. HOW do you know if the actual pulley needs to be replaced or not as well??? Thank you.
Hey thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate it. The pulley is just a wheel that comes off of the power steering pump and as long as it’s not bent, cracked, broken, or worn you can reuse it. Just make sure to inspect it well when you get it off the old pump. The actual pulley wheel rarely goes bad but it’s possible. Hope you subscribe!
I was gonna write what mamo k wrote. Great job bro.
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Mac miller BDE playing in the background 🔥
@@BigDaddycris glad someone noticed 😁
Thanks Heaps Mate - you re life savor cheers
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Thanks Brother now it's my turn
Hey thanks for watching! You can do it just follow the video and you’ll be golden. Hope you subscribe!
Do you know if all the 10mm bolts are the same size or are they different
Hey thanks for watching. All of mine were 10mm but I’m sure different models have slight differences.
Great video, just curious if that’s an OEM pump or some third party manufacturer. I called Honda and these suckers cost about 1k, was curious if you bought something from outside could you drop the link for the product and if it still working fine?
@@sehajpalrandhawa9477 why thanks for watching and I really appreciate your feedback. I actually bought this one at advanced auto and it is still pumping strong no issues yet.
My 05 is making a noise by the power steering pump when is cold outside is that mean I have to replace it
@@Flacomijito hey thanks for watching. It’s hard to say without having the vehicle in front of me to troubleshoot because it could be the pump or your tensioner pulley or a loose belt causing the noise so it’s hard to say friend.
@ your video help me a lot I replace the power steering pump and new belt thanks for teaching me something new
@ hey thanks for watching and I’m so happy to hear my video helped you! Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
You earned that subscribe DEFINITELY
Hey thanks for watching and definitely appreciate you subscribing. I’m happy to hear my video helped!
Smokin some good and doing research. Thanks bro 👍🏼
Thanks for watching if you have any questions just let me know! Good luck! 👍🏽
What brand or link can I buy this pump at?
Hey thanks for watching! I bought mine from Advanced Auto and has been working great still to this day. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe!
Great clear nice job!
@@placidbeach hey thanks for watching and I really appreciate the feedback. Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
I got some leaking coming from the pressure hose from my power steering pump… I should be good just changing the hose right?
Hey thanks for watching! It depends where exactly the leaking is coming from. Check your o-rings might just be a bad ring. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe.
@@ucanfixit1 hey thanks for the reply.. it looks like they’re coming from the crimps in the hose.. just wondering if I would need to change the whole pump as well
@@jqsqueue no I’d change the hose first and if that doesn’t work that’s when I’d change the pump. Just remember if it’s not broken DONT fix it lol that’s my motto!
Good looking out, brotha!!
No problem. Thanks for watching! Hope you subscribe.
Hey where you buy this pump I seen so many listing and prices and different information , can link me ?
@@paulnguyen2324 hey thanks for watching. I actually bought mine from advanced auto parts. Unfortunately there is no link I went into the store to get it.
Hola amigo, me preguntaba si esta bomba le funciona a una crv 2006?
Great informative video, Thanks..
@freeman573 Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I really appreciate it. Happy to hear my video helped. Hope you subscribe!
Really really good man, thank you
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Nice work mate!
Hey thank you and thanks for watching! Cool name by the way! 😁
Great video! Could you link the power steering pump that you installed in the video? or part number maybe?
Hey thanks for watching! I actually just went to advanced auto parts and got the power steering pump. I will look over my receipts and try to get you the part number. Hope you subscribe.
@@ucanfixit1 Appreciate it. There's a ratting noise coming from my engine bay (07 Accord 2.4l). It matches engine rpm. My mechanic told me it was the serpentine belt tensioner. I had it replaced but the noise is still there. I think it might either be the power steering pump ( which vibrates when i put my finger on it) or the valves need to be adjusted. If i could send you a video, would you be able to give your opinion?
@@shreyasshekhar4851 I haven’t found my receipt sorry. Yes send me a video my power steering pump raddled a bit before I changed it too.
@@ucanfixit1 No worries. Please can you share an email address so i can send the video?
@@shreyasshekhar4851 sure you can send it to this one headfirstsince91@gmail.com
Whats the belt tensioner pulley nut size ? Please
@@JuniorLito-f7y hey thanks for watching. The tensioner pulley is a 14mm. Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
@ucanfixit1 i fix it thanks for this video 🫡
Life saver bro changing mines later wish me luck
Is it possible that the fluid in my ‘03 Accord just needs to be replaced as opposed to the entire pump?
Steering isn’t terrible, but it’s starting to get bad.
Hey thanks for watching. It is definitely a possibility but without having the vehicle infront of me to diagnose it’s hard to say.
@@ucanfixit1 that makes sense
🆘🆘🆘. Is the steering typically hard prior to pump replacement ???
@@MrBluoct hey thanks for watching. Yes bad power steering pump can cause hard steering. (Also low power steering fluid can cause that too). Hope you’ll subscribe to the channel!
make sure to jack the car up and bleed it a few times by turning steering wheel left to right a few times till no bubbles or when it smooth
Definitely a great tip!
Everyone knows that 😬
And to bleed the system? Doesn't have air after the install?
All you have to do while the car is on just turn the wheel all the way to the left and hold it a couple of seconds not too much and then go all the way to the right and hold it a couple seconds. Repeat this maybe four times and you will be good. No more air in the system. JUST REMEMBER DON’T HOLD IT FOR TOO LONG BECAUSE YOU WILL DAMAGE THE POWER STEERING PUMP. You’ll be able to hear it and feel it when your doing it.
@@ucanfixit1 i was wondering that to that's why i haven't started mine, and u kept the same pully wheel? was thinking about getting the set from advanced auto parts to
@@sojiroumakairyu5143 yup I kept the same pulley no issues so far. My pulley wasn’t damaged upon inspection so no need for me to spend the extra loot. Good luck with your repair it’s pretty straight forward. You got this!!
hey bro! what replacement pump did you use? so hard to find genuine ones in aus. is this after market?
Hey thanks for watching. I actually just went to my local auto parts store which is advanced auto parts and they carry carquest parts. Hope this helps and hope you subscribe to the channel. By the way still no issues with the pump since this video was made.
So did the o ring from previous video not fix the leak?
Hey thanks for watching! The o-ring did not fix my issue. I knew if it didn’t fix it then it was my power steering pump but I always go with the cheapest route first which was the o-ring. If your having the same issues I’d try the o-ring first because it is known to leak. Good luck!
hey bro thanks for the video. is it not necessary to bleed my lines when i swap my pump out?
Hey thanks for watching. Yes, it is recommended but it’s not mandatory. I didn’t do it and my vehicle is still running strong no issues!
What about bleeding the air out? And where did you buy your power steering pump? Any recommendations?
Hey thanks for watching! To bleed the power steering all you have to do is turn the wheel all the way left and hold for a couple seconds then turn all the way right and hold for a couple seconds. Do this a couple times and you’ll be good. FYI don’t hold it too long or you’ll burst the lines or pump. I bought my pump from advanced auto parts. Hope this helps and don’t forget to subscribe!
@@ucanfixit1turn the wheel right and left with engine OFF or engine ON? Does it even matter? Thanks
@@mikeike7114 yes it matters! You have to do this when the vehicle is on and don’t hold it too long to either side just a couple seconds or so because you will blow your power steering pump or hoses.
@@ucanfixit1 great, thanks. Let me ask you, if when replacing the pump I decide to drain all the power steering fluid, then just add again new fluid. Is that a good idea, do you recommend? With regards to draining and refill, ALL can be done with car OFF?
@@mikeike7114 yes it’s a good idea and you can do everything with the car off but when it’s time to bleed the power steering pump the vehicle has to be on.
Great video! Thanks!
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Is it really necessary to do a flush after replacing the pump, or can you just add new fluid on top?
Hey thanks for watching! I did not do a flush. I just added more fluid. I did inspect the fluid that came out when I took the pump off to make sure there were no metal shavings in it. It’s been a little over a year no issues. Hope this helps. Don’t forget to subscribe. 👍🏽
GREAT JOB! Thank you.
Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment I really appreciate it. Hope you subscribe!
Great job!
@@chrisarch4758 hey thanks for watching and happy to hear my video helped. Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
Hey I was trying to see would you might know the nut size on the power steering pump pulley?? My nut is missing and I can’t figure out the size..
Hey thanks for watching! I believe it is a 1.0 x 1.0 x 0.4 inches and the part number I found was 90305-PAA-A01 but worst case scenario I’d hit the junkyard or call up your local auto parts store. Hope this helps!
Does a new replacement (not original pump) better than used and rebuilt ones?
Hey thanks for watching and as for your question new is always better than rebuilt and definitely better and safer than used. The last thing you want is to put a used one in and it doesn’t work then have to do the job twice. As for rebuilt those things are hit or miss so I personally stay away from them whenever I can help it. Hope this helps.
Thank you for this video
@@mariodelvalle9572 hey thanks for watching and happy to hear my video helped. Hope you’ll consider subbing to the channel.
Great video! Fyi- a new belt will not have that much slack and wont cooperate as easily 😂😂😂😂
Hey thanks for watching. My belt does have a some miles on it 😂 hope you subscribe!
What was the reason got this repair , and did you change the fluid , I heard that you should change the fluid before installing the new pump?
Hey thanks for watching! I changed the power steering pump mainly because it was whining and squealing alot. Also my A/C wasn’t blowing as cold so I knew the pulley/pump was going bad. I first tried to replace the o-ring in the lower hose of the pump because usually that is the issue and least expensive but did not work for me so I changed the pump and it’s great now. Also A/C blows cold again. As for changing the fluid it’s not mandatory but always good to do. I didn’t do it I just added more when I was done changing the pump to top it off. To this day 4/30/2021 the pump is awesome and no issues. Good luck! 👍🏽
@@ucanfixit1 where did you buy the pump
The previous generation Honda Accord (1998-2002) is similar but the 4 cylinder models have the pump on the driver's side. This generation does not have a tensioner pulley but instead uses a separate belt to drive the power steering pump.
Hey thanks for watching and this is definitely good information to know thank you.