Questions & Answers for: Hyundai change power steering belt 2004

...Power Steering Belt. 4. Remove the Crankshaft Pulley. 5. Remove the timing belt cover 6. Remove the timing belt tensioner pulley. 7. Remove the Timing Belt. 8. (If Replacing) Remove Idler Pulley. ...

power steering and guess what, all is like new. Note: All belts were tight before it appears that this bolt slightly change the angle of the angle of the pulley or it may add some additional pressure.

...power steering fluid checked it sounds low.new belts may have put strain on power steering pump. hi new belts should not make any noise.if the belts are making noise i would return to the place you ...

...change the power steering belt on a 2001 Hyundai Accent? The pulley that holds both the power steering belt and the alternator belt does not seem to allow enough room for the P/S belt to come off. Do ...

...power steering and power brrakes driving in rain Loss of power steering and power brakes when driving my 2004 santa fe through puddles (passenger side). have you checked under the hood ? to check if ...

...power steering there is no noise even if ac is On. Now If the ac is off and if I move power steering there is no noise. So the noise comes only when ac is on and that also when while in ac on I move ...

...change the drive belt and flush the Hyd oil, car has 53,000 miles on it a drive belt refers to belt driven items like alternator, power steering, water pumps and the like. A timing belt is cogged to ...

...change the power steering belt? Where is the power steering pump? i am having a similar problem. my power steering pully is loose. im pretty sure i have to replace the pump and the pully however my ...

...power steering pump drive belt squeel under load when its cold on 2004 hyundai elantra. when starting up in say 30F and below weather, the power steering pump squeels when under load - like when ...

...power steering issue and timing belt Sounds like it needs a battery. You might want to check the alternator as well it might not be charging the battery. Actually the solution was to over tighten the ...