Well the main part was installing the shaft bearing which was skipped assuming that people would know it. Not true. Those watching these videos would mostly be non-mechanic. Thanks for the video which is still very helpful!
Sorry about that. My method is pretty unorthodox as I don’t have a press, and I didn’t want to put it out there because done incorrectly it can damage the shaft fast.
@@InsideBigJaysGarage its very helpful and thanks for your efforts making this video. What are symptoms when you know its time for rebuild? My steering wheel makes humming noise when turning all the way to the left or all the way to the right. Changed the O-rings of the two hoses but that didn’t fix the noise. Is this time to do a rebuild?
@@InsideBigJaysGarage I see mild leakage on the pressure hose but not on the pump itself. I guess the hissing noise could be the hose leak and air in the system. I am gonna try replacing the hose and see if that fixes it then move on to pump later.
Thanks for showing this. Can you give is an update? Any leaks? And is this still available at my local dealer or did you source the parts somewhere else.
You’re welcome. No leaks, every thing is sealed tight and working well. You can get the parts at the dealership if you like. I purchased them online at hondacarpartsdirect .com
That's the whole point of watching the video was to see exactly how to install the shaft bearing 😂 wtf 23 mins of bs just for you to skip the main point step process.You should have said that in the beginning of the video an I would have never wasted my time smh
My apologies. There are two other videos that I know of out there that show how to do it. I press a lot of bearings at work so so in my world it’s not a big deal. I appreciate the feedback and will keep that in mind for future videos.
Labeling the parts in accordance to the diagram is genius lol can’t believe I never thought of that
Thanks!
Well the main part was installing the shaft bearing which was skipped assuming that people would know it. Not true. Those watching these videos would mostly be non-mechanic. Thanks for the video which is still very helpful!
Sorry about that. My method is pretty unorthodox as I don’t have a press, and I didn’t want to put it out there because done incorrectly it can damage the shaft fast.
@@InsideBigJaysGarage its very helpful and thanks for your efforts making this video. What are symptoms when you know its time for rebuild? My steering wheel makes humming noise when turning all the way to the left or all the way to the right. Changed the O-rings of the two hoses but that didn’t fix the noise. Is this time to do a rebuild?
My issue was a bad fluid leak on the large o-ring on the seam of the case, where the back meets the front. How is your fluid level?
@@InsideBigJaysGarage I see mild leakage on the pressure hose but not on the pump itself. I guess the hissing noise could be the hose leak and air in the system. I am gonna try replacing the hose and see if that fixes it then move on to pump later.
Thanks for showing this. Can you give is an update? Any leaks? And is this still available at my local dealer or did you source the parts somewhere else.
You’re welcome. No leaks, every thing is sealed tight and working well. You can get the parts at the dealership if you like. I purchased them online at hondacarpartsdirect .com
What kind of Milwaukee impact are you using to remove pulley bolt?
Milwaukee M18 1/2” drive. It’s about 10 years old.
Labeling the O-Ring bag is ingenious!! Great video!!
@@Ockenblock77Thank you!
That's the whole point of watching the video was to see exactly how to install the shaft bearing 😂 wtf 23 mins of bs just for you to skip the main point step process.You should have said that in the beginning of the video an I would have never wasted my time smh
My apologies. There are two other videos that I know of out there that show how to do it. I press a lot of bearings at work so so in my world it’s not a big deal. I appreciate the feedback and will keep that in mind for future videos.