2001 Plymouth Neon "replace power steering pump" Questions

...power steering pump, the steering would be very difficult. The tensioner should have a mark on it which helps to determine if it is worn and needs replacement. This is a good time to replace the belt ...

...power steering pump attaching bolts and set pump and assembly aside. Power steering lines do not need to be disconnected. 5. Remove upper and lower torque isolator struts. 6. Support the engine from ...

Power steering pump and support the engine from the bottom with a jack Upper and lower torque isolator struts Right engine mount Power steering pump bracket bolts, move the pump/bracket assembly aside

...power steering pump and follow each hose to find the leak. It is probably on the high pressure side, but to be sure you will have to check both the hoses. It will either be at a connection, or at the ...

...and then move each pulley by hand . If the tensioner pulley feels rough or makes a noise, replace it. Same goes for the power steering, although the pump may be noisy without the pulley feeling

...power steering iseffected and a loud screech? But not when the car not running (blower motor works) I think it is the ac condencer? you need to replace the serpentine belt and perhaps the belt ...

power steering effect and it makes it hard to turn.It will slip under load.i.e when turning.Check the fluid level and belt.Replace belt if need be.I think this will be the problem.The squeeling is the

power steering pump or should i just replace if you have the money, just replace it.but if you need to wait awhile to get the green-backs,go to your local auto parts store (auto-zone,napa,walmart.)and

...power steering pulley can be replaced with out the pump being replaced, now, if its the ac throwing the belt it depends on if the compressor is frozen or just the pulley is bad, if the compressor is ...

...replace the pulley, you will need to remove the power steering pump and support bracket, with the power steering pump removed, the tensioner arm will move to it's rest position with the pulley ...