Already replaced the pump and both hoses
Hello, I suggest you put a piece of cardboard under the engine area of the car and start the engine. Turn the steering wheel all the way to the left and than all the way to the right several times. Shut off the engine and look for any drips of oil on the cardboard. Any leaks should give you some idea as to where they are coming from.
SOURCE: my 2006 chevy impala has a massive power steering
You can change the seal.But check the shaft for a tram line type grove.If this is excesive then change the pump
SOURCE: 2001 chevy silverado leaking steering fluid by the fluid resevoir
Most likely the hose needs to be replaced or the clamp is loose from age
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1. Remove serpentine belt 2. loosen power steering pressure and return hoses 3. Remove nut from pressure line mounting on alternator bracket 4. remove power steering pump mounting bolts. 5. Lift pump assembly from engine mounting and remove hoses. 6. Reverse order to install. Fill and bleed system. NOTE: A new or rebuilt power steering pump will most likely not come with a pulley attached. You will need a power steering pulley remover/installer tool to transfer the pully from the old pump to the new one.
SOURCE: 2001 Chevy Silverado 3500 6.0L
This sounds like the hydroboost unit is leaking.behind the master cylinderThe braking system on this using the power steering pump to provide power assisted brakes instead of a brake booster. The hydroboost unit most likely needs replaced.
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