...steering pump is driven by a belt. It is possible that you have a loose or worn belt that is not able to turn the pump sufficiently at idle, but when you rev the engine higher, the pump produces ...
...info. What year Honda can I get these parts from You'll need a new steering rack, power steering pump, hoses, power steering pump brackets. they should be easy to find. If not, hit up ...
...seized and broke my timing belt. The belt goes around the cam gear and the crank gear, then around theguide gear with the tensioner below it. it's a 1988 civic 1.8L there is no "guide gear" I think ...
...steering pump replacement Power steering pump leaking fluid. Repair shop wanted to repair seals thought it would be eaisier and cheaper to replace pump. Any suggestions on to replace. The pump is ...
...steering pump. have same prob. hard to steer is not the pump in most cases, it is the power steering rack and pinion steering gear. if u replaced the pump the only thing left is the steering rack ...
...STEERING PUMP FLUID FROM POWER STEERING PUMP.USING A HAND PUMP SIPHON. BE CAREFUL DONT GET POWER STEERING FLUID ON CAR PAINT IT WILL DAMAGE PAINT JOB.PUT A DRAIN PAN UNDERNEATH CAR TO CATCH POWER ...
...Another problem may be the belt that turns the pump or the power steering pump itself.Usually there would be some noise associated with this.If this is the case have the car looked at by a
steering gets hard at low speed A new steering pump or rack may be in order. Honestly before I did that I would check the belt that spins the pump and make sure it is snug.
heavey steering also notchey could be a bad pump, make sure you use only honda power steering fluid, any honda can have a bad pump.
...you can either have a seized clutch or a work clutch, without the clutch engaging the pump will not work and not flow around the system, when ac is engaged the idle on the engine will drop
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