2009-2020 3.6L Dodge Journey - Power Steering Pump and Reservoir Replacement

[@nathangray1003]

This helped me a ton. Thanks for taking the time to do post this. Yours is the best video covering this.

[@antzlive70]

I removed the front exhaust pipe completely out the way and had a lot more room to work.

[@_Code.Pilot_]

Gotta love skipping the hardest part - removing the old one. Did you loosen the exhaust to remove it? Possibly the motor mount on that side?

[@MikeLJ-ku7ov]

If it’s leaking does that mean it can’t be fixed or total replacement looks like a pain in the back side kinda job thanks for posting

[@zleader99]

Is there any adjustments. I did mine the belt does not track straight

[@MrLayz_DaPipe]

9:26 🎉😅🎉 This is the way 🎉😂🎉😂

[@Yoboyjordan2]

You said you needed to take the bracket off but never showed how or where the 3 bolts are and didn t show putting the bracket back

[@dejay727272]

So you didn't end up removing the bracket that holds the power steering pump? You just removed that bottom bolt but left that bracket in place?

[@chrisholley5273]

The new pump pulley is on backwards

[@laurenbarbarich7628]

Where did you purchase the new used power steering pump from?

[@fakepetersteele26]

I use rockauto for nearly everything. Be sure to flush or do fluid change through the whole system before replacing the pump and put a power steering magnetic filter on to extend life of the next pump and rack.

[@haydenhaynes6076]

Bad angles and too many skips, show everything man

[@andrewarmitage168]

I’m working through the job right now… there’s no room to video. Can’t hardly see. Most is by feel.

[@FreeCapitalEnterprise1]

@@andrewarmitage168 the heat shield is connected to my power steering pump, same model but his doesn’t have his at all. I’m still working on it, any tips?

[@bestworst1979]

wth u skipped the removal

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[@devinhodge5884]

I thought he did a decent job