1998-2002 Toyota Corolla Power steering high pressure hose remove and install

[@Lucy00682]

Wow...I get a lot of grief just watching this video. A lot of hard work my friend. Great job.

[@oldBFshred]

Nice work! I just replaced mine today and this video saved me a lot of grief! Thanks! I would just like to add that the torque spec on the 24mm pump bolt is 40 ft-lb (or 54 nM), per my shop manual, as I don't recall hearing that in the video. On the O ring end, which was not listed...just snugged it up by feel and no leaks (yet, anyway).

[@NutzAboutBolts]

thanks!

[@mariag.linares193]

Ty😊

[@BuscandoSanaDoctrina]

I need remove the battery for this?

[@keithviera1587]

It's a good habit to get into for any auto repair, however no you do not have to disconnect the battery.

[@randallchild3411]

Thanks man!............Had every tool and socket, but the 24mm - Cost me like $5.00....no biggie. Still have a slight issue with some "air" in the line, but hope it will work itself out over time. Again, thank you for the informative and spot on video...........Warren - 1999 Toyota Corolla. BTW all - If you order your parts "on-line" for "store pickup" from PEPBOYS, you get a 25% discount....GLA.

[@RafaelQuiles]

Just changed mine a few mins ago SUCCESS! Thanks for another very helpful video!

[@NutzAboutBolts]

+Rafael Quiles nice! good work!

[@df56gh4d5h]

My hose comes with two copper washers. Does one go on top and one on the bottom of the 24 mm end?

[@Dat1derfulSound]

Great video. Question, what's the size of the banjo bolt copper gasket/washer?

[@Toyman205]

After the hose has been replaced how do you bleed out the air/bubbles from the system.. Thanks awesome video by the way

[@michaelsuchan8934]

Juan Antonio Villafane chris Fix has a video on replacing the fluid, he basically said you leave the cap off, turn the wheel left and right to get the fluid flowing in there, watch his video he’ll explain everything he’s great too

[@Toyman205]

@@michaelsuchan8934 Thanks watching it right now

[@df56gh4d5h]

Is 1 qt of power steering fluid enough?

[@angelisone]

I had a hard time getting that 17mm bolt loose. My 10mm was no fun. The 10mm bolt is facing the firewall, opposite from your (4:23) & I can't rotate it even after removing the long 10mm bolt holding these two hoses. What do you suggests?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

+angelisone try removing the bolt all the way and anything around it to get the bracket out of the way...

[@shawnangel7801]

Great video just helped my son change his. Thank you for the info

[@billblackeye]

what does the power steering pressure switch does? the top plastic part of mine has broken off and the connector isnt pluging right. I bought the car this way so I dont know if it caused any difference to the steering. I will certainly change it but I am curious!

[@RC-pw3ok]

What is the crowfoot size used to install the 'new' power steering high pressure hose? Instead of the crowfoot, can a regular combination wrench be used to install the new hose?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

It was a 17mm crowfoot, it’s listed in the description box. It’s recommended you use the crowfoot so it doesn’t strip the nut. So use the regular wrench at your own risk.

[@RC-pw3ok]

@@NutzAboutBolts Will uninstalling the power steering pressure hose and removing the old power steering fluid in the reservoir remove ‘all the old power steering fluid’ completely in the power steering system?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

@@RC-pw3ok no, you’ll need to flush it since there’s old fluid in the rack and pinion

[@disco0752]

Thanks! Very mellow approach. Nice!

[@jeffthompson8663]

after this job do you drive and check fluid level or jack up front wheels and turn right to left??? if you drive it it may ruin the pump? correct..

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Jeff Thompson After this job, just turn on your engine, and watch the power steering fluid reservoir to see if its low, then top it off to max and you're good to go. The only time you do a flush is when you replace the power steering pump since its dry in there, and/or when the fluid is dirty.

[@xikaios17]

I have the same issue but the engine block is burning all the power steering fluid, is there anyway i can wash off all the sludge off from the drippins of psf? Also can it catch on fire if i let it burn off the fluid from the engine block?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Your powersteering fluid is probably leaking somewhere in the system, it’s not burning in the engine block because the fluids go from the reservoir, to the lines, to the rack and pinion and then back to the return line and to the reservoir. As for the fluid sludge, just wash with degreaser to get it off. If there’s fluids on the block, just wash it off.

[@xikaios17]

@@NutzAboutBolts of the whole part you installled it's leaking from the middle ring and dripping below behind the engine, and building up. My psf reservoir is near empty after a week of filling it up.

[@NutzAboutBolts]

@@xikaios17 is it the high pressure side hose? If so, I’d replace the hose itself

[@xikaios17]

@@NutzAboutBolts 0:15 that metal ring drips psf down.i have the part but being told 120 for labor , I still need the crow set, deep socket and extensions. Should I just buck up the 120$?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

@@xikaios17 Is that the center of the hose? Looks like it’s the part that is defective if it is.

[@mtmentat]

Thanks! Very nice demonstration, along with [overly?] calm explanations.

[@NutzAboutBolts]

mtmentat haha thanks!

[@slayercft]

I was hopeing you might know. I just changed the power steering pump and both hoses on the same car. It is still leaking. The new pump came with 4 rubber gaskets, and I reused the metal oring/gaskets that are like a clip, but have no idea where the two large o rings go. Any clues? Alldata and my friends corolla don't seem to have them anywhere.

[@slowgoat6089]

slayercft u figure it out yet?

[@RafaelQuiles]

I have 1999 corolla and bought a 24mm socket but it seems too big maybe I'm looking at the wrong bolt? But I dont think so it seems very straight forward except for the awkward position on how to remove this belt.

[@RafaelQuiles]

+Rafael Quiles Ok nm I watched it carefully again and I was putting the socket in the wrong place :|

[@andrewduggins4132]

You got any suggestions on what could be causing oil to be in my spark plugs pretty heavy, I've already changed the gasket?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Did you change the head gasket?

[@andrewduggins4132]

I'm pretty sure its not the head gasket there is no milky color to the oil and no leaks. It burns 5 quarts a month I drive around 1500 miles so 300 miles equals 1 quart i have to put in. It has 230400 miles on it, and started around 125k.

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Is the valve gasket changed? Could be oil leaking through there, also worn piston rings can cause oil to leak through and get to the tip of the spark plugs. Is all of the cylinder leaking?

[@andrewduggins4132]

NutzAboutBolts yeah changed the valve gasket. Probably the piston rings then, might as well just junk the car because a new engine is worth more than the car.

[@NutzAboutBolts]

true.

[@warthhoh]

do you have one on replacing the power steering pump

[@NutzAboutBolts]

jay rod no sorry...

[@ileeen.615]

Will this work in a 1996??

[@TheSaintberzerker]

Great info, and calm as always. Thanks again!

[@tosinn364]

what is the name of the part you're holding at 8:03

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Baba Nla N that’s the high pressure hose

[@tosinn364]

NutzAboutBolts thanks I have a 2002 Toyota Camry 4 cylinder. It’s leaking like crazy but it’s coming from the bottom wire right above the bumper. I bought the same part but not sure if I bought the right part

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Baba Nla N if it’s leaking from the ps high pressure hose, the fluid will be low.

[@jimdavidson5208]

Hey Nuts, do you have a power steering FLUSH video?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

I do on the Honda, it’s all the same. Just make sure to use the right ps fluid.

[@hellendohora367]

If you went that far , check your capacity of an empty power steering system , if your oil looks dirty, take both lines off. with the car jacked, wheels off the ground , motor off , slowly move the wheel fully, one way than the other , all the oil will come out, this way you change the fluid entire system, should have 2 people start the car, short idle runs, fill the tank a few times, other person turns the wheel back and forth , until the air is worked out, its messy but it s done. turkey pan works pretty good.............

[@ShimmyPilates]

How do you make sure there's no air in the system after installing the hose?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

ShimmyPilates ps flush, we have a video of that, it should pop up at the end of the video. If not, you can search our video section.

[@brandenmeader3717]

I just changed my 99 corolla power steering hose and it's making like a whining noise still.... wth did I do wrong?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Branden Meader did you bleed out the power steering fluid? Maybe air got into the system.

[@brandenmeader3717]

Not at the time no but I ended up having to do it! I really appreciate the help

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Branden Meader did the noise went away after bleeding the power steering fluid?

[@brandenmeader3717]

Yep.

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Branden Meader good work!

[@desertBirdDogs]

I have a 99 corrola. The pressure house was leaking and whining so I replaced it and now the power steering doesn't work at all. Any ideas?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Derek Stana is the serpentine belt on? what do you mean by not working? as in stiff steering left and right?

[@NikkFlo]

Did you figure this out?

[@docholiday1360]

Any tips for that 17mm bolt you do with the crow's foot? Having a really hard time getting it lose, my breaker bar I have no room and my ratchet I have no leverage. Thanks for your time, a great video that I will be referencing frequently!

[@NutzAboutBolts]

try using longer extension to use the breaker bar.

[@nsummy]

I saw on another video that the bolt might actually be an 11/16th. Something about differences in corollas that were built in the US and Japan.

[@alexhathcock1380]

Take the tire off then turn the steering wheel fully to the right, will provide clearance needed.

[@alexhathcock1380]

​@@nsummyyou are correct, old was 11/16, new is 5/8.

[@oswaldoroca]

greetings 'm from El Salvador and I liked your video to wanted to know if by chance tines video change zipper toyo corolla 98 conpartieras me thanks

[@ryszardjacekrusniak7993]

Thank you very much, very helpful... all the best.

[@Tengs27]

is this same with 95 toyota corolla

[@NutzAboutBolts]

tengs M. I'm not too sure, I would check the engine bay and see if it looks the same or not.

[@Tengs27]

ok thanks a lot,,

[@hellendohora367]

You get the air out by turning your wheels fully back and forth, better to have 2 people, 1 person can make sure your resovoir does n't empty.

[@micschuler]

Hi, can you tell me how much the Power Steering high pressure hose assembly kit cost ?

[@LoliKami]

Michael Schuler about $50-$70

[@Thetruthshallsetyoufree369]

great video

[@jojuma91]

I need that done too, My mechanic said about $ 800.00 price,,, materials and labor

[@SuperTechnicalman]

Thanks!

[@thc2thefacejp844]

thanks for the video :) saved me

[@NutzAboutBolts]

+Justin Platon thanks!

[@thc2thefacejp844]

+NutzAboutBolts no problem ! btw , the bracket was giving me a problem so I left that off . is that okay ?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Justin Platon you'll probably hear some noise from the hose moving around, try to put it back if you can. Not sure how it will be in the long run though.

[@thc2thefacejp844]

+NutzAboutBolts oh okay , thank you so much ! ill definitely put it back on then .

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Justin Platon :) np!

[@logansalameh7448]

I can’t get the fukin bolt to go in straight on the metal hose

[@robertbingenheimer1220]

Bullshit hose why don't they just put in a all metal line

[@money_moe8242]

This video was not helpful bro you gotta show’s us what your doing we can’t even see nothing

[@BiggBrodie]

Can't see a damn thing really

[@NutzAboutBolts]

I agree. It’s dark and sucks filming at night, we hope you got at least the concept of it :)

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

Hardest damn car to replace the Rack. You have to drop the sub frame. Just to remove one damn bolt! Why they charge $1200.00 too replace one.

[@NikkFlo]

Just did the pump and rack yesterday 🥴 and still no power. That bolt by the Tranny mount is GENIUS 😂 stupid effers lol did you have any issues after eplacibg

[@mikeshultz9337]

This guy whoa, makes 10min job jajaja, way to much yet ok

[@TheFlorida701]

Camera work sucks

[@brandenmeader3717]

I just changed my 99 corolla power steering hose and it's making like a whining noise still.... wth did I do wrong?

[@NutzAboutBolts]

Branden Meader was it making a whining noise before? Can you check if it's your serpentine belt? When does it make noise? Does it make noise when you turn the steering left and right, while idle? While driving?