How To Replace Jeep Cherokee Power Steering Pump

[@henrypeterson1981]

Thanks for the Video. I have a 2001 XJ. Your video is the best I’ve seen.

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

Hey thanks! I appreciate the comment and glad the video helped

[@JnnyQust1389]

I’ve watched several videos on this project now & yours is by far the best. Thanks for the help!

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

Thats awesome to hear! Thank you for the complement!

[@morgangriffith5012]

@@KlaptOutOffroad I agree, thanks for the quality video. Straight to the point.

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

@@morgangriffith5012 straight to the point is what I strive for. Nobody wants to waste their time watching an intro or some guy idly chit chatting about something off topic when you got a jeep to fix

[@RobertWilson-td7eb]

Rock Auto has new pump with tank and pully attached $129. Great price and item for a do it your selfer like me. Great video on labor and knowledge. Thanksk

[@nicedreams7192]

Just did the reservoir on my 96, this helped a ton to help me make sure I didn't mess anything up with removal/re-installation. Thanks for the how-to.

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

Your welcome! Glad to hear it helped!

[@billbearback2591]

thanks for sharing , i like you covered all the options ,pulley no pulley ,reservoir no reservoir slip out the fan etc etc , great tube , cheers big ears

[@darrellr7243]

Thanks for the video, good info as I'm doig this project. I would only say the rapid camera monment was a distraction :)

[@hunterkinsella3237]

This video is the best one I have seen. I just swapped mine out today. Couldn't have done it without this video. Appreciate you taking the time to put it together.

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

Glad you were able to get the job done and good to hear these "how to" vids ive been making are actually helping people

[@BQTY]

Thanks for a great vid man.

[@walther9161]

Very good video and explanation of wrench sizes etc too!! Thanks!

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

I'm glad you liked it! Hope it helped at succeeding in your repairs!

[@EngiMeer]

You don't need to remove the fan but it helps quite a bit if you do and it will save time in the long run........ ! Nice tutorial! Thanks much! I have one of those snap-on ratchet wrenches so it did a good job... otherwise, just remove the fan and use a standard socket through the pulley holes as they were designed that way for that reason ... the right length deep socket will do the trick ... or a real short extension with a short socket with a thin ratchet will barely fit but it will also work........ with a bit of turning the bolt by hand once it's nearly out ... anyways... mine is back up and running! so cheers for the tutorial .. I did it slightly different but with the same end result! ( pretty much) the working space is pretty tight if you dont remove the fan .... ( that's for sure!) Just remove the fan like he said........ it's only a couple of 5/16 screws!

[@FnRenner]

How's about for us cheapskates that bought the pulley too? Do we reuse the old shaft? I'm having a helluva time finding a new one

[@joshnelson6463]

Great video. Thanks for the help

[@heribertolopez8404]

Hey guys. Question! Are those little gaskets (the black one and the white one) extras? Or do they go somewhere?

[@eddierobles2155]

Did you happen to find out? I am not sure where the white one goes

[@pzulli]

Helpful video. Quick video tip... the movement of the head mounted camera is dizzying! Could. It watch this in its entirety. Two cents:)

[@KlaptOutOffroad]

Yeah your right. I've recently started to move away from mounting it on my head and now have a camera with image stabilization.

[@nicklanfear4303]

Cant get the bolts back in ffs, only 1 will go in