Powersteering making squeeling sound we have put

Put the vehicle on jack stands first. Then you pull the tie rod ends loose from the spindles on each side. There is 2 bolts that hold the rack and pinion to the subframe that you remove and it'll drop far enough that you can undo the powersteering lines and pull it out.

There is most likely air in the power steering lines that is why it will be selective on working the lines will have to be bled

Is the fluid low?

Did you replace it with an aftermarket pump?

Aftermarket pumps are notorious for making noise. Your nest bet is to get a good used part or get one from the dealer.

If there is a lot of foam in the fluid it will cause the same noise also. You can add an ounce of seafoam motor tune (available at any good parts store) to the power steering fluid. This will help reduce the faoming fluid.

The last thing I can think of is did you use Honda powersteering fluid? If not your going to want to flush the powersteering system ASAP so you don't ruin the parts you just replaced.

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it requires special tools, u may be able to borrow them from Kragen, the tool is called a power steering pulley remover/installed, u should also have special line wrenches or u will damage the fittings of the high pressure line, except for that the pump is fairly easy, but the pulley must be removed to access the bolts that hold the pump to the block brackets.

ok. if the hoses and pump seems dry and it sprays near the end of the travel, then i'd hate to say it, but i would be checking the steering gear or the rack and pinion. Probably a bad boot or loose clamp. But that sure sounds like a faulty hose problem. Over time they do wear out and will cause leaks like that. If fluid is going down, and nothing is leaking externally, then i would suspect the rack and pinion s faulty. Good luck!

sounds like powersteering pump,or rack and pinion,check fluid level

check the fluid level, If this does not fix it you will need a new pump or rack and pinion

you could have a hose that has a kink in it.or maybe trash in the line from filling the tank.take the hoses off and check to see if there is a blockage.this may help.

may sure the drive belt is not slipping and the hose going to the rack and pinion is not leaking

sound like your powersteering pump or steering rack and pinion
could be bad.i would say it is your rack and pinion because if your pump was bad your steering would be real hard to turn instead of being jerky.jerking is usally the sign of a bad rack
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