Questions & Answers for: Mini Cooper power steering pump seize

power steering checked the fluid, its full but the steering is still REALLY stiff. wheres the pump located? MOST LIKELY THIS IS THE POWER STEERING PUMP AND THE ELECTRIC ASSIST FAN UNIT CONNECTED TO IT

power steering whine is the power steering pump, flush (very important) the system and replace the PS pump.. Don't worry if you still can turn your steering wheel. Every first gen. (BMW) MINI has this

Power steering stiff - is it the pump ? or the steering rack? My 2003 mini cooper has a stiff steering I just topped up the fluid and it didnt seem to do anything. I have asked the local mini garage ...

power steering fails 03 cooper s. power steering goes out intermitent. has happened often. not over heated . I can stp turn off ignition, restart and dome times comes right back on. has always fixed ...

...power steering faults just had a power steering pump fitted to my mini after 20 miles it packed up again could it be another component making this happen????? hi from uk not had much to do with the ...

...power steering pump and fan located on a 2003 Mini Cooper? Is this something that I should have a professional install, or easy to do myself? the power steering pump is located at rear engine under ...

...POWER STEERING COMES AND GOES AFTER PUMP REPLACED 2 posible solutions to your problemone is that the rack and pinion unit has a restriction inside. if you remove the return line to the power steering ...

...power steering failure, randomly while driving the steering becomes very heavy and makes it almost impossible to steer. Have heard that the power steering pump is a common fault in this model. Has ...

...seized. I've seen alternators, power steering pumps, waterpumps, etc seize causing belt to "FRY". I'm suspecting your belt is long gone now, but before replacing find what's not turning or

...power steering (common problem) so I had the power steering pump replaced just last week. The steering is still becoming stiff??? What else could be causing this problem as it clearly isn't the power ...