Acura TL Power Steering Pump Noisy Whining Moaning Fix HD

This is a known problem within third generation Acura TL owners; a whining, moaning, noisy power steering pump. The fix is actually quite easy and very inexpensive. The main culprit are worn out o-rings in the lines to and from the power steering pump. The o-rings are quite inexpensive. Link below.
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[@alexsivak917]

Man i cant thank you guys enough for such a simple quick easy fix. Fixed my 07 TL , steers like brand new again , thanks again🙏🏻

[@Big_Slick]

just a heads up, the first 10mm bolt he unscrewed requires a long deep offset closed end wrench, I couldn't get at it with a ratchet and open end flat wrench

[@txcharvel]

Thanks so much. Just got back from a road trip and heard my power steering pump moaning. I initially assumed I would just replace the pump and did a google search to start researching prices. I'm already a subscriber but this video came up in my search. Less than $2 in parts plus fluid from the dealer, total $6 and change. About 15 minutes total and I'm back up and running. Thanks for posting.

[@ThePizzaLife]

Thank you for this video. I've had this annoying noise for over two years and just been either too busy or too lazy to look into fixing it. Finally decided to google it and your video came up. Less than $10 in parts and fifteen minutes to fix. Finally, my car no longer cries every morning!

[@CarsNToys]

Awesome!

[@Iwincuzusuk2]

Man, thanks so much for these videos! I just got an 04 TL and basically every time I google how to do something on it, your videos come up. They have helped so much, can't thank you enough.

[@CarsNToys]

+Troomoo That's awesome man. Glad to help. Plan on having the TL back in the shop soon. cheers

[@Doglifepro]

I've always been very happy with the relatively low maintenance my 2006 Acura TL has required, but I'm even more happy I have this car since you do too! A mechanic quoted me $700 to install a new power steering pump when I took my car to him, another $500. I fixed it myself in 35 min with about $30 in parts and fluid thanks to your video. Thank you so much!

[@CarsNToys]

Glad to help

[@nipples727]

Mechanics are the biggest rip offs ever. I have been ripped off left and right . That's why I'm trying to learn how to fix stuff myself now. Videos are much appreciated and this guy has my year maxima and Acura crazy thank you

[@CassinoG]

This exact same procedure works for the 2004 MDX!!! I just finished using this video as a guide Thank you for the video!!!!

[@CarsNToys]

+CassinoG Awesome!

[@TheBombdre]

Awesome video.. such an easy fix for such an awful noise.... I was gonna change my whole steering rack🤦‍♂️

[@itsnorm]

@CarsNToys saves the day! Thanks! I replaced both o-rings, flushed out my system (per your other video), and my 2004 Acura TL sounds back to normal. I don't normally do my own maintenance, so this procedure was a good one to cut my teeth on. Total time including the flush was

[@TheHairyJacketMan]

Great video, I just finished flushing out the old dirty fluid, changed the 2 o-rings and put new fluid in, started up my 06 TL and absolutely no noise !!! Finally no more noisy car start ups in the morning :) Thanks a lot for the tutorial.

[@CarsNToys]

Awesome. Glad to help.

[@pmac1023]

Thank you for taking the time to post your video. I appreciate it very much. You saved me a lot of money. You rock in my book!!!!!!

[@trippalhealicks]

This just saved me anywhere from $350 - $430 at local service and repair shops. Knocked it out in an AutoZone parking lot in about 30 minutes. Thank you so much!

[@CarsNToys]

+HammerGaming Awesome - Glad to help!

[@phongkhomphengchanh9324]

Spent $2.77 for both O rings from the Acura dealer. So easy to replace. Thanks for the video

[@CarsNToys]

Glad to help.

[@No_Transitory]

Thank u sir!!! I just purchased a 2006 acura tl and the previous owner didn't use the proper power steering fluid.. so I too have that whin... he said all I have to do is change the fluid but I noticed air bubbles in the resvior so I plan on changing the O rings when I do the flush. Didn't realize how easy it was to do until watching your video. Thank again

[@Randomadventurelife]

how about that serpentine belt that is seconds away from flying off? lol 😂

[@OpticalToxin]

Thank you for making this video! My PS pump started making noises and I feared the worst for my 160,000 mile 07 TL. I noticed my PS fluid reservoir was low and this video helped me identify why. I replaced those o-rings and flushed the fluid in about an hour. I also replaced the belt while I was there, which turned out to be a lot trickier of a job because of the way it's routed. Got it all done, topped off all fluids, and she's good for (hopefully) many more miles. Thanks again!

[@adrianh9851]

Thanks a million saved me the cost of a new pump!!!

[@nyer070]

I love everything about your videos, from your voice, to your presentation, everything! Thank you so much!

[@CarsNToys]

Thank you. Glad to help.

[@N0KlanD0]

Your videos are great. Saved me a ton of money. This fix solved my problem for less than $20 (fluid and o-rings) . Highly recommended.

[@CarsNToys]

+JohnnoTX Good stuff man. Glad to help

[@tomanderl2688]

thanks!!! now I know. I've changed out the PSF twice in the past two years...still squeeled when cold. Im pretty sure it's the O-rings. we'll do that next. Super good video here. 2005Acura TL owner...we love our car!

[@robbarnes4744]

Thank you so much! My ‘05 TL with 275k miles now is super quiet!

[@mattguenthner2068]

GREAT FIX! I used this solution (and the $1.30 part) for my 2005 TSX with the same issue. Thanks again!

[@CarsNToys]

+Matt Guenthner Glad to help!

[@hussali8838]

Gonna have to order these and do them

[@roadchuck59]

The bubbling is caused by the o ring leaking air. If you run it for a while and then remove cap to fluid holding tank you will see small bubbles or a foam coming out or perhaps rising to surface, Air is in system and it is a known problem for the o rings to go bad.

[@kentkirchner727]

$1.27 out the door from the dealer, not as easy to get at the 10mm bolt as the video suggests, but doable....have to be patient..found the old one brittle and cracked....fixed my issue....new pump from dealer was $550.00 plus labor

[@craigleisen7856]

How’d you get that bolt off?

[@mafiotzi]

Thanks so much for this. Is the exact noise I have on my TL and now I feel so much better knowing what it is.

[@CarsNToys]

Glad it helped

[@nothingtoseehere5760]

Spectacular. I will be doing this in short order. Wish I could see what you are doing with the fingers on the bottom one after you take the hose off, but will figure it out. Many thanks!

[@captinbeyond]

Just curious,my whining noise happens only when it's real cold and when the temperature is not so cold it is not an issue--or after the car warms up when in cold weather it also goes away.Is this a leak/worn seals or just norman---on 2007 Acura tl with 85k miles.Also read on line about bleeding system after repairs/refilling but no mention of that here?

[@andrewgomez6371]

This is exactly what’s happening to me right now

@@andrewgomez6371 Wow, replacing these two gaskets fixed the problem. Each one cost about a buck and change and total time was maybe 30 minutes. Easiest fix to a problem ever and not much cost either.

[@risharenae4637]

Ok thanks! took it to my mechanic and it was the high pressure hose it was leaking

[@lucastheproducer995]

Risha Renae there was a recall on those don’t know why you didn’t go to the dealership

[@la1negrita]

I have a 2002 acura tl, the problems were hard power steering, noisy power steering pump and some minor leak around the pump. It was overflowing the fluid. I replace both o rings and all problems were clear. 😁Very happy camper.

[@CarsNToys]

Good stuff!

[@dmileshc8751]

Thanks carsntoys for this video. I replaced mine and the whining is gone. This little o ring deteriorating causes a big noise. 2007 Acura TL Type S.

[@CarsNToys]

Good stuff! Glad it worked. Cheers

[@erahelp]

great video. i have a 2004 acura mdx and i replaced the pump because it was seizing up. i had a lot of noise from the new pump with whining and groaning and after watching this video and definitely fixed my problem. i never would have known that a small seal would cause this but it was the problem. after replacing the o rings , it has really made the pump way quieter i thought there was a leak somewhere else on the car but after checking the fluid it was still full but noisy so i knew there couldn't be a leak because it would need more fluid if that was the problem. again thank you for this video.

[@CarsNToys]

Glad to help!

[@joselopez-zb8tx]

Had the same problem with mine. order oem part and replaced them. Also did a fluid flush. Your videos where on point. Thanks for the info. 👍

[@spiceislequeen1]

My 2004 tl is making that noise and my husband hasn't fix for months now.. i will try fixing it my self. very good instruction. thanks

[@CarsNToys]

+spiceislequeen1 Awesome! Glad to help

[@nandoism7731]

I'm really enjoying the videos. I wish you could redo this video and show different angles with better lighting but its all good.

[@zarekgalicia5322]

great video! thanks for this honestly! sorry which Power steer fluid it's the best for an Acura Tl ?? thanks

[@ITube4RealFun]

Just had my mechanic replace the o-rings on my 2006 TL and the metal rattle sound is still there but it's not as loud as before, not sure if the part numbers above are correct for 2006, forgeo to ask my wife to verify it with Acura part guy when she bought them.My mechanic thinks I will need to replace the pump eventually as he has replaced so many for his Honda n Acura customers. The bubbles in the tank are still there but I'm happy for now as I at least can't hear the rattle and whining noise when turning and driving.

[@freddyacosta2358]

I only replaced the bottom one. Didn’t know about the top one till I saw this video. Gotta go get one more. You should have let us know if your car was still doing that noise. I noticed in my car that when you’re backing ip it will not make that noise much.

[@arcadeenergized]

This worked great, no more noise and steering is much easier.

[@CarsNToys]

Good stuff!

[@Alreadywil71]

Great video. I replaced the two o-rings and the moaning stopped. I also noticed that the two top 10mm bolts were very loose when I touched them to remove. Any idea why the steering is pretty stiff after adding fluid?

[@faisalthe01]

Hi buddy, your video is very useful. However, i changed the o-rings and replaced the fluid, it was foamy and bubbly but i took all air out now the fluid looks normal and without bubbles in the reservoir but i can steal hear the PS pump squeal. Any idea?

[@Aguynearu]

it might be a leak in the pump. did you figure out the problem? i know its been a year

[@thurm101]

I liked your comment. If you changed the inlet O Ring you may as well change the the top ring also. I think it took more time for me to find my 10mm Wrench than to actually do the job. Changed it with the red one.

[@CarsNToys]

Good stuff!

[@dsb1829]

Nice video. It was exactly what my 2005 needed. If I'd have known it was a $10 fix I would have done this a year ago...

[@CarsNToys]

+dsb1829 Crazy how a little o-ring can cause much havoc! Glad to help. Cheers

[@randyvelasco9766]

Great video. Keep them coming they're really helpful. You said the PS fluid is very corrosive, I did this and got some of it on the belt and such, will that harm it in anyway?

[@CarsNToys]

Randy Velasco Thanks. If you wiped off the oil right away you'll be fine.

[@CarsNToys]

Being they're both Honda's, chances are this video will help.

[@BONDISLIFE123]

The top o ring and hose how do you know when to replace my acura top hose is leaking at the bottom and causing smoke

[@DeanO9128]

Would you recommend bleeding the air out of the system after changing the o-rings?

[@supersabrosinho]

Yes. Simply turn on the car, and turn wheels all the way left and right to burp out the system

[@DeanO9128]

@@supersabrosinho thanks but sold my TL awhile ago :(

[@supersabrosinho]

@@DeanO9128 hehe just realized I replied to a 4yr old comment. 😅

[@hawar42]

so I tried changing the O rings today but I got one one of the two replaced. I was unable to get the bottom bolt off due to lack of space. it was starting to strip a little so I left it alone. any suggestions on how to get off??

[@CarsNToys]

Yea, it's a little tight. Best advice I can give is use good tools and make sure the wrench is seated well before attempting to remove.

[@hwingerrr5680]

There's no clearance for a socket wrench or the ratcheting 10mm box wrenches I tried, and the open end was too loose on the marginally corroded looking bolt to risk rounding off. Need to use a plain 10mm 12 point box wrench to get it off. Considering how prone the inlet o-rings are to failure it would have been nice if they designed it for easier removal using just a socket wrench.

[@JoeMeats]

do you have a video on the acura about the tensioner pully noise too? in neutral when you Rev it it would make a grinding noise but once the cars warm it goes away

[@bradwengryn7098]

Did this fix yesterday . Was very simple and worked perfectly. Thanks for helping me save time and money.

[@CarsNToys]

Very cool.

[@princemarine8589]

totally my car, I ran out of steering fluid, so is there a leak or just gotta replace my O'rings ??

[@cosovic14]

My steering wheel fluid is topped off and looks in decent shape. Do you think just by replacing the O Rings that I can resolve this issue? Thanks !

[@roadchuck59]

Dealer wants almost $600 to replace p/s pump, Local shop (not Acura) gets about $80 for job parts and labor. Parts are less than $1.40 for upper and lower o rings and a few dollars to replace fluid. ALWAYS use Honda or Acura fluid! Save some money and DIY

[@rasecroel2366]

Charles Sumner i really hate dealer services... The just charges too much..

[@pheckphul1684]

A refurb pump from Honda or Acura costs around $500. A new one from AutoZone costs $119. Alternatively you can buy a rebuild kit from Autozone for $25 with all the parts (several o-rings and a seal (that costs $35 from Honda alone) you need but the bearing, and a bearing from Honda For $17 and rebuild your Honda/Acura part. Google on rebuild Acura power steering pump on www.acurazine.com.

[@ronesworth921]

Thanks for taking the time to do this. I had this exact issue and I just got it addressed for a few dollars and some simple labor. If you're up for a challenge, is there any chance you'd create video changing the actuators in a Acura TL? My FOB no longer works to unlock one of my door, and it's a clear indication the actuator has failed. I have to change it, but I'd sure prefer to do it myself if I can find a video on how to do it.

[@CarsNToys]

+David T. Hi David. I have a few things lined up for the TL that needs to get done. But if I have some down time I'll shoot a video for the actuators.

[@ronesworth921]

+CarsNToys That's all I can I ask :-) I'll keep my eyes open for your other videos as well. Thank you for your time.

[@12vgs8606]

Great video! You said you had video on how to replace PS fluid but I can not find it on your channel. Did you purchase this Acura recently and traded in your Maxima?

[@CarsNToys]

12vgs8606 Just uploaded the PS fluid flush. Still have the Maxima. This TL is in the shop for a few things before going back to its owner.

[@minasakopian1220]

Immediately results unbelievable !!!!!

[@CarsNToys]

Oh yes. It's common on Honda / Acura vehicles. Glad to help.

[@pawanchopra9309]

Great video, thanks man. Have the exact same noise, in what situation would I have to change the power steering pump as well, or will the O ring solve it? Thanks

[@CarsNToys]

Pawan Chopra O ring will do the trick

[@leftbank0693]

Thanks for vid. Picking up the O-rings today. Are there torque specs for the 10mm bolts?

[@CarsNToys]

Awesome. The two top nuts are 8ft lbs.

[@Dennis123311]

If it is not the O rings what would be the next problem to look at? I have an Acura tl 07 it whines just like your white Acura but mine it turns left or right it seems to be really stiff sometimes but instantly snaps back and steers fine. It only happens on turns left or right..thanks!

[@andystevens6203]

Thanks to your video, I was able to change the rings and it seemed to help but a month later it's doing it again. Could a loose reservoir cap be letting in air to cause the whining noise and loss of fluid? Or should I just go on and replace the pump ?

[@ricebike]

I'm doing my research about it now... the reservoir also has a screen that clogs over time. Some will try to clean it out, others will buy a new one. May as well flush out the old dirty fluid

[@ivwoc]

do I need to get OEM rings ? I want to get this out of the way today and autozone has some Doorman rings that say they match my TL. Wondering if I could use those

[@conniesummerlin-lillard8112]

I'm not sure if you still read your comments, but my 2006 acura tl was making the same noises and the power steering fluid was bubbling. my mechanic changed the power steering pump and everything was golden for the day until today which is the next day technically and now the noise isnt so loud but whe i turn either direction it makes the noise again and the power steering is bubbling again.. what could it be?

[@CarsNToys]

Ask the mechanic if he replaced the O-rings. If you need any further help throw me an email to [e-mail] Cheers.

[@conniesummerlin-lillard8112]

CarsNToys Yes he did he said when he changed the pump to the new one he replaced the o rings

[@kileylynn1271]

He could've not bled the system completely

[@Gansito7]

I have a Acura MDX and it makes this noise, not only that the steering wheel is really hard to turn. Is it because of air leak?

[@divebarculture4908]

Comand0XM1 i had the same issues. replaced both o-rings, problem solved

[@Gansito7]

DiveBar Culture you drained out all the old steering fluid right?

[@divebarculture4908]

Comand0XM1 i had a flush not to long ago, and it was looking pretty good, so i didn't this time.

[@gervang41]

This solved one of my issue. Thanks a bunch. Had this noise for 2 years and no one knew the issue... Very easy to fix this. Next issue is my sunroof. It won't close all the way. Any idea? Motor seem to be running as I hear it after trying to close it. It keep pooping back as if something is in the way but I dont see anything. Also I cant seem to find the manual crank. Is there one?

[@CarsNToys]

+Ger Vang How's the track...no debris, rust, etc.?

[@jaundope8768]

Do you need to bleed your steering fluid after fixing this or are you good to once changed

[@chrishobcroft3545]

Floowed the advice and it worked for my car. Thanks

[@jeffield]

Thanks for the video! On my 2005 TL, I followed this video and it fixed the problem. Unfortunately, it started making the same noises again. Should I replace the O rings again or do you think it's something else? Your thoughts?

[@CarsNToys]

+Jeff Heald Are you leaking fluid?

[@ricebike]

Check the reservoir... there's a screen in there that gets clogged up

[@adamisr]

Thanks so much!! How do I know if it's just the O'ring or the whole pump I need to replace? Mechanic said I gotta replace the pump.

[@CarsNToys]

You can try the O-rings first and go from there. They are quite inexpensive.

[@adamisr]

Awesome thank you again. It worked perfectly!

[@JUSTBEETAIT]

Thanks for your video, I'm about to attempt this on my 05 TL.

[@kangtajb]

Hi there, I did exactly what you showed us but now the noise is louder, its super hard to steer and the oil is spilling from the reservoir with bubbles. Please help!!!! Did i just messed up the system and need to change the new one?

[@vicsilvas6096]

Silly question. But my car threw the power steering light on yesterday on me. Then my whole system went haywire. Would a failed o ring do something like that ? I have no clue what made it do that.

[@Chinunit22]

Weren't there a recall for a power steering? I know they repaired on my 07 TL prior me purchasing it

[@dmileshc8751]

My o ring on the bottom was also black from the factory. Maybe they make the new replacements black and orange because they are slightly different in size. I put the orange one on the bottom. Thx again!

[@CarsNToys]

Glad it worked! Cheers

[@hwingerrr5680]

Probably they updated the o-ring material because the original didn't hold up as it should have.

[@djcressman3908]

I watch the video found the o-rings replace them I just want to know after I clean my Acura TL how do I know that it's for sure not needing bleeding anymore. also could somebody please walk me through the steps of bleeding the power steering after replacing the other rings

[@budweisersteve]

Thanks worked great 👍🏻👍🏻❗️❗️

[@TheSuperchivas100]

Hi I have four years with my 2004 acura tl and I have never changed the O-rings, it's that can be the problem why its leacking from there?

[@lukesalter369]

My mechanic said I needed to replace the power steering pump, so I bought one for a good deal online. I was about to put it in when I saw this. Should I just replace the rings and see if I can return the pump? It's a 2001 Acura TL so it might not hurt to replace the pump in case of future issues...

[@CarsNToys]

You can try the O-rings first and go from there. It's certainly an easier job than replacing the entire unit.

[@krimes213]

I'm going to try this. my acura tl type s (2003) makes the same noise. can we buy those same o rings at an auto part store or only acura?

[@YouRusskie]

Great Video 👍🏻

[@morrit2157]

Changed them and it worked thanks so much

[@CarsNToys]

Good stuff!

[@tytheguy1851]

I have a 2001 Acura TL (2nd gen) and the power steering looks way different. Could someone explain/show pictures on where the o ring is for this year.

[@ANDRapMusic]

is it the same procedure for a year 2000 TL? Mine doesnt have the bolt on the inlet.(the first 10mm bolt you remove from the bottom) so i guess I just have to pull out the hose and plugged it back. Thanks.

[@ANDRapMusic]

never mind I saw it.. haha,

[@hostile163]

thanks for the video, it was smooth. gonna do it this weekend

[@salimbaksh8944]

helpfull info in such a short time

[@Therealrozayofficial]

Could you send the link of the front bumper? 🔥🔥🔥

[@christyh6251]

I’ve just got my ps pump replaced and my fluids flush and replaced as well but they didn’t replace the o rings. Everything seems good, but From your opinion do you think I should go back to get the o rings replaced as well to avoid future problems.

[@CarsNToys]

I probably wouldn't bother unless it starts squealing away. It's easy enough to change if that time comes.

[@matthewbrown4083]

The TL in this video looks like a little more modern one. I have a 2000 TL. Does anyone know if the layout of the power steering fluid hoses and pump are the same with the model in the video and my 2000?

[@luisrangel2485]

is this the same process towards the MDX.??? I have a 2005 acura mdx and it's making the same noise.

[@CarsNToys]

+Luis Rangel Check out the comments. I believe some viewers have tried with the MDX and been successful.

[@tylerford9638]

do u have a video on resealing main cap bolts for the j32?

[@CarsNToys]

I'm afraid not.

[@risharenae4637]

I have a 03 Honda and it makes the same exact noise should I get these o-rings replaced too?? I have added power steering fluid and it stopped the noise but the noise came back and I check the fluid and it was low again...what's next???

[@CarsNToys]

+Larrisha Reddic Yea, try the o-rings.

[@pranksatl7919]

Please someone help!!! I took the hose off the connector and I can't take off the 10mm bolt it's stripped and I can't take it off someone help plz

[@CarsNToys]

If the strip isn't too bad, a high quality wrench (Craftsman, Snap-On, etc.) may save the day.

[@austinkriegel7245]

I have an 05 TL, I replaced the o rings and pump I've burped the system, and it still makes the noise. I'm thinking it's the rack and pinion. I didn't have this problem until I broke the reservoir. Any advice?

[@lukepleas8326]

did u figure it out

[@thenewbie1101]

thanks dude!

[@eddieashley9337]

Changed the O rings and still hear the noise. Any advice? I did notice that the fluid in the reservoir looks like chocolate milk.

[@Saul_410]

Hello need some help guys I replace both o rings it stop the whining noise but the noise comes back when I accelerate. It makes the fluid come out of the reservoir any ides why is this happening?

[@malinharshanath8247]

Hi, I do have the same issue in my HONDA Civic FD1 8th Gen recently. My self still looking where this sound is coming from? This is mostly during cold start during the turning the steering left & right. No leaks. After heated the engine it went away. Also the some rattle sound in my car comes when the car is in Gear mode. I heard some people posted videos related to pulley issues as well. But i cant figure what is the exact cause of issue. What is your corrective action to fix the problem?

[@CarsNToys]

This vehicle had the same problem. Replacing the o-rings took care of the issue.

[@yasminmurcia9358]

I wish i could do all that to my Acura 2001V6. Its a nightmare with that car right now. All light turned on & requires asap maintenance, it runs but sometimes on D4 light indicater doesn't show up anymore and then it fights to accelerate at the point where i had stop then hit the gass peddle. I did put SAE 5 W 30 oil, plus some water before turning the car on. It has enough power steering... im close to giving up...

[@byron6537]

Is there anything else that makes the same sound? I have a 2004 TL and it makes the same noise. A local shop and Acura both say it's the power steering pump, but it has been replaced 4 times by the shop without changing the noise. The O rings were also replaced. All the pulleys have been replaced along the alternator, and rack and pinion. The shop told me that they removed the serpentine belt and the noise went away, so it's apparently something driven by the belt. There are no bubbles in the PS reservoir and there is only a minute PS fluid leak. I've added no fluid in about 1,500 miles add the level has dropped about 1/8 of an inch. I just can't believe I got 4 bad pumps.

[@FIREB4II]

I don't think there was a oring in mine. I cannot find it, is this possible?

[@bayu585]

thank you so much this helped a lot

[@minasakopian1220]

You’re super technician awesome👍👍👍👍

[@CarsNToys]

Thank you. Hope it helped.

[@susantate6089]

it doesn't have the correct cap on. And I just been recapping it with any cap. then I check and it has popped the cap again. it looks like I have a leak but I'm I ot even sure since it keeps popping the cap off. I'm going to stop by the dealership and get a cap today.