1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse "power steering pulley loose shaft" Questions

...power steering, alternator and crank shaft but belt still squeels. And appears to be tight. Slack is of 1/4 in..Is there one of these three components froze up. Power steering turns with some ...

...power steering which is working with a belt on a crank shaft pulley reduced the turns and cause the power steering pump not to give the needed  pressure to the steering. Also there is another ...

...power steering pressure hose bracket. Disconnect electrical connector at power steering control valve actuator. Install Steering Pump Pulley Remover T69L-10300-B on the pulley hub. CAUTION: Do not ...

power steering line is leaking fluid. its spraying on pulleys and causing belt to fall off the pulley is loose,because shaft inside the p/s pump is bad needs replaced--falling off because of that-not ...

...power steering pump pully its a little loose and i hear a noise coming from the power steering pump. i dont have a problem with steering the car its nice and soft. but do you think i only need to ...

power steering on my 1998 gmc sle 1500 when going around a corner it acts like there is nothing connected for a second or two then the pressure from the pump can be felt again then it goes out ...

...Power Steering 1999 Silverado K1500. 5.3l, 4L60. No power steering assist. Reservoir is full, no leaks. I was almost stuck facing uphill on a steep driveway with loose gravel, with the steering wheel ...

Power Steering reservoir leaking and dripping on Serpentine Belt, possible cause of loose belt movement (has come off once already). Wobble of A/C Pulley, resulting in A/C not cooling. Power Steering ...

...power steering pump just replace the rod bearings and still knocks down by the power steering pump Take the drive belt off and see if the noise goes away. This will eliminate anything outside the ...

...power steering pump .Remove water pump pulleys remove main shaft pulleys remove timing belt covers remove A/C mounting hardware remove timing belt (don't turn any of the wheels its connected to) ...