Thanks John. BTW, this is an I-4 engine (inline 4), not a V-4 engine. I probably have the same leak on my 2000 Accord and I will have to take a look at it tomorrow as well. The leak I have is barely noticeable.
FYI: if your power steering fluid looks black or close to black in color it is time to replace it! Very cheap and easy task! Lift up front end of car off the ground so front tires are not touching the ground. Disconnect low pressure power steering hose. **With engine OFF** turn steering wheel from one side allll the way to other side, repeat this motion until power steering fluid stops coming out of the hose. Reconnect the hose and refill the system. Start the car and do the same motion with the steering wheel, all the way to one side then all the way to the other side about 5 or 6 times to bleed the power steering system. Rack and pinion and also power steering pump are expensive items. Replacing the fluid keeps them happy and it's stupid cheap and easy to do. Never hurts to use the genuine Honda power steering fluid if you are unsure what kind to get, better safe than sorry. As someone else said in comments the genuine o-ring being replaced in this video is part # 91370-SV4-000 and under $5 on ebay.
THANK YOU! Saved me from buying the kits with the extra o-ring that is not needed for this generation of Accord. Under $5 shipped to my door via ebay, fook yeah!
After you put it all back together just start the car and turn steering wheel all the way to one side then all the way to the other side 2 or 3 times to bleed out any air. Drive the car around the block then check the power steering fluid level and top it off.
Thanks John.
BTW, this is an I-4 engine (inline 4), not a V-4 engine. I probably have the same leak on my 2000 Accord and I will have to take a look at it tomorrow as well. The leak I have is barely noticeable.
thank you! only video i could find on the 02 accord power steering o ring replacement. concise and straight to the point
You broke it down perfectly. I'm going to the dealership to get some o rings thanksss!
Having same problem. Headed to HONDA to get o-ring now! Thanks!
FYI: if your power steering fluid looks black or close to black in color it is time to replace it! Very cheap and easy task! Lift up front end of car off the ground so front tires are not touching the ground. Disconnect low pressure power steering hose. **With engine OFF** turn steering wheel from one side allll the way to other side, repeat this motion until power steering fluid stops coming out of the hose. Reconnect the hose and refill the system. Start the car and do the same motion with the steering wheel, all the way to one side then all the way to the other side about 5 or 6 times to bleed the power steering system. Rack and pinion and also power steering pump are expensive items. Replacing the fluid keeps them happy and it's stupid cheap and easy to do. Never hurts to use the genuine Honda power steering fluid if you are unsure what kind to get, better safe than sorry. As someone else said in comments the genuine o-ring being replaced in this video is part # 91370-SV4-000 and under $5 on ebay.
my situation and model, too, thanks for posting, john.
Thanks john..I thought I need both Orings
Will change mine tomorrow and thanks for posting this video.
Thanks for this video i had the same problem with my 2000 honda accord
Same here , ripping it apart right now
People who call inline 4 a V4 grinds my gears
thank you for the video :)
You're that Guy John lim
thanks i couldnt understand why my 98 2.4 didnt have access to that lower o ring ,, there is not one !
Did it fix your issue??
What’s the part number of the seals you bought at the dealer?
Part number: 91370-SV4-000
THANK YOU! Saved me from buying the kits with the extra o-ring that is not needed for this generation of Accord. Under $5 shipped to my door via ebay, fook yeah!
How long did you have to run the car after changing the o ring?
After you put it all back together just start the car and turn steering wheel all the way to one side then all the way to the other side 2 or 3 times to bleed out any air. Drive the car around the block then check the power steering fluid level and top it off.
I just changed the orig yesterday but the noise persist 🤯
Update ?
@@absolutea.j2837 i quit, i still have the noise jaja
I replaced mine yesterday and I still have noise??