1993 Pontiac Grand Prix "high hose pressure replace steering" Questions

...high pressure hose is good. The pump, hose and rack&pinion replaced few months back, but with the weather bouncing between hot and cold suddenly not holding power steering fluid. SEALS IN PUMP ...

...hose If the high pressure hose going to the power steering pump is leaking and needs replaced. You will need two wrenches to do the job. One to hold the backing nut and one to turn out the fittings. ...

hose is it, low pressure return or high pressure line?Usually lookin at min 1 to 2 hours labor no matter what is leaking.hose assemblies average 30 to 50 dollars approx. So Questimate would come in at

hose clips. The high pressure feed pipe will connect to the steering pump).Get a large container, which must be at least four times the capacity of the replacement fluid, You will probably need in the

...HIGH PRESSURE HOSE.BECAUSE POWER STEERING PRESSURE IS 1000 PSI.YOU HAVE TO BUY THE POWER STEERING HIGH PRESSURE HOSE IT HAS NUMBER OF PLIES MATERIAL WEAVES TO MAKE IT STRONG.IT WAS MADE FOR POWER ...

...it is close to excess heat from the engine. Most power steering systems have a low and high pressure hose, the high pressure hose takes tremendous hydraulic pressure every time you turn your

...high pressure hose fitting. 9. Remove the return line clamp. 10. Remove the power steering pump mounting bolts. 11. Remove the high pressure hose fitting. 12. Remove the power steering pump while ...

high pressure hose is simple to replace if its not to confined of an area for you. Just un-thread from both sides, fill with power steering fluid, work steering wheel from side to side to work the air

...high pressure hose on a 1994 Silverado Chevrolet pick up truck. hmmm..which high pressure hose the a/c or power steering hose...if its the a/c u need to take this to a service center. removing the ...

...high pressure power steering hose on 2004 Monte Carlo SS. Need tips to effectively do the job myself. Tools needed, tricks to make the job easier, what not to do...etc. Thank yiou so much Dave Lester ...