Fixing Leaking Power Steering pump on Honda Accord 2003 2011
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2019
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I wish i have my teacher (Ustad) like you
Very good ,you solved my problem
Thanks man I have 08 accord and just saw the same puddle of fluid on top of the pump.
Same is driving me crazy
Me too
appreciate the videos man, keep it up.
I had my power steering pump leaking into the alternator and smoke started coming out the hood, do you think the alternator is bad?
I don’t think so fix the leak and about the alternator it dosent usually go bad that quick eventully it will go bad but u can do voltage test use volt meter put it on battery it should give you 13 bolts or above and that’s a good number
I am doing this exact procedure to restore my old steering pump. I am replacing all the seals.i checked honda and they don't have vanes. Also you don't need a pully puller on this model of pump. the shaft is pressed in to pully and there is a lock spring behind vanes assembly that need to be removed to remove shaft. I hope vanes are fine on mine.
U can replace the vanes also
Do you have a link where I can buy the vanes, I did check the vanes they are not scored but when I replaced the PS pump my cars steering wheel now is very light and moves like a breeze. I did full flush and also installed a filter to ensure the new pump last longer but I do suspect I may overlook vanes before doing the job. I think I need to atleast measure it with a standard one.
@@shariqkudcs sorry I don’t but search up rebuild kit online amazon or eBay u will find it super easy
Hey man, thanks for the video! How'd you know the main seal is what was causing the leak? Did you visually see a defect in the gasket (ie: a crack, hardening, etc)?
How do I determine when I should try and replace the whole PS pump, vs just replacing the gaskets? sorry if these are silly questions; I'm super new to car repair and wanna start fixing up my 2011 accord myself
No it’s just gets squashed over time and hard
Thanks for the video. Could you help with the part numbers of the seals (including the o-rings on the input and output lines)?
Sorry I don’t have part number but if u go eBay put year make model and power steering pump seal kit. It will show up
@@RBTheMechanic Okay, will try that. I really appreciate your prompt reply. Cheers!!
hello thanks for the video, why should the oil seal on the steering pump in honda accord 1991 drop, and disassemble the pump, check the lines and it seems that there are no leaks in them, reassemble the pump but do not change the inner o-rings, just replace the outer seal of the pump, since the o-rings do not seem to be bad, since disassemble and assemble the pump several times, and the oil does not continue to drain for the outer seal that goes on the pinion to the pulley, will be the pump or simply change the seal kit, which you recommend me to do or the problem is elsewhere as the rack, thanks for the contribution in the video.
Pedro Fragoso well if there’s no leaks and pump is working making pressure u don’t need to do anything. But if ur opening up then change the seal and fins was to do and cheap. Please subscribe also subscribe to my other channel here’s a link ua-cam.com/channels/vqsPzqAZfVv_gjBYUFqNdg.html
Sir, thanks. The power steering pump is leaking on my 06 Accord. Debating whether to replace it or just the seals.
If this seal is leaking then you can replace the seals but the rest is complicated then I would replace it
"Now your going to close this sandwich" 😂
Yuppp with American cheez!!!
Would that solve a whiny pump under slight acceleration
Depends if there’s no other issues the most common is the o ring on the suction line
Is an aftermarket power steering pump ok to use? Cause the honda oem one cost 400+. While the aftermarket is around 160-$200 much cheaper. People told me those aftermarket pump are no good after a while. Any advice?
I put pump in my
Car aftermarket 2004 accord it’s been 5 years still good ... it was $178 I don’t see a problem make sure u change the o-rings on both lines ... I would say go for it. The brand I used was dorman
@@RBTheMechanic thank you.
i am asking cause $400+ is too much for me at the moment. If its 100% necessary than i have to choose oem. I just heard bad reviews about aftermarket. If after market works fine and at least last at least 5 years then i rather go aftermarket to save money. I was just wondering what is your advice.
Great video man! So is possible the pump itself can leak? My 09 civic has 150k miles and has a slow power steering leak. The hoses look good, but the pump is covered in fluid. Thanks
Yes also the line seal where the pump is leaks on Hondas
Got it! Just replaced the PS Pump and no leaks so far. I tried ridding the pump of air with car lifted and turning wheels x30 times. Will driving bleed the power steering on it own??
@@davidguzman7472 yes make sure there no air seeping in to system did u replace the o-rings on the line? I usully let it idle for like 10-15 minutes it’s bleeds it’s self
@@RBTheMechanic Yes O Rings been replaced. Everything is good, expect for a whining noise when accelerating. Maybe I need to double check if I installed my alternator Belt hmmm..
@@davidguzman7472 oh ok
Btw how to remove the pulley because there is a rubber seal behind it ?
Yeah well next time I will do complet rebuild
Lot of noise and I was like woaah something is wrong but now I know!
USULLY THE SEALS GIVE UP
What is the torque specification?
The 4 main bolts are 14 ft lb
Thanks is a great video?