How to replace Power Steering pump on 2005 Honda Accord, Hard Steering

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[@anthonyoryem4959]

I enjoyed this video bro, everything about it relate to my daily battle with Accord. But you made it look a lot simple and less costly to fix.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Cool glad u like the video! And definitely will save u time and money

[@rogeryanez8107]

Nice job brother very well explained and the camera angle is spot on thanks and cheers from Los Angeles 🍻

[@justingoodger5383]

Great video. Now I usually don't comment too often, but my favorite videos are ones that have the torque specs along the way. I would include torque specs that are the actual factory torque specs for every video. If you want my advice. Thanks again for a great video. Don't keep the torque specs to yourself. You can even reference where you got them.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Justin Goodger sure will be doing that down the road appreciate the feed back

[@dariuspayne6027]

Awesome video very helpful!!!

[@markyannitell8508]

Where you from bro? Had a mechanic smart like you in San Antonio - guys so chill and smart there. They laugh at fools who get mad at cars and just do jobs smart and quiet and are real nice about it and proud too.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank yeah I’m from north nj

[@jeremylee7761]

good video. you forgot the o ring inside the pump on the high pressure side. also torque specs would be helpful. I am glad for the bolt sizes being pointed out. makes it much easier.

[@Zadoklives]

excellent video im gonna go ahead and give this a try I could save some money

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup hard part is the belt Removel only and put belt back on

[@Zadoklives]

@@RBTheMechanic the first bolt on my pump stripped out so I couldn’t finish the job.

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@Zadoklives oh darn that will be tough one use extractors

[@Funkydoobiest]

You never demonstrated the RPM result. Was the stiffness remedied?

[@vman034]

Best video I seen

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank u bro that means lot I try my best I’m making even better more information videos with lot of information on new videos including pricing cost repair cost part numbers

[@albertb.3762]

Thanks for the info! Was worried about the pulley removal. But yea, what torque spec did you use for the pulley installation?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Albert B. I’ll get you specs tomorrow send me the year make and model... please subscribe also subscribe to my other channel the name is rc usa 201

[@johnnipcomedian]

Great vid! Question, does the cap on power steering pump reservoir need to be tight? Mine just comes right off. 07 V6 Sedan. Thanks again!

[@RBTheMechanic]

No it pops right off

[@whatdadogdoin7531]

I have the same vehicle. The steering works totally fine. No sounds, whines or any stiffness in the wheel. But I found that the hoses to be moist around the metal clamp area. I sometimes spill some windshield washer fluid when filling it up so maybe that's why the moistness. There's no leaks on the steering system. The idle revs also doesn't go up when I turn it lock to lock. But I can hear the pump spinning fast when I do that. Is there any slow minor leaks then?? I know the fluid needs to be changed so I'll figure it out when changing it

[@RBTheMechanic]

Well if u don’t see leak or have any issues I wouldn’t touch it from what u said I wouldn’t worry about it just flush it

[@dannyc4200]

great video, but too many ads

[@alexedward1250]

NIce video, what torque did you use for tightening the pulley ? Thanks

[@RBTheMechanic]

Alex Edward I’ll get yo torque spec tomorrow what year make and model is ur car please subscribe and subscribe to my other channel the name is rc usa 201

[@benten6301]

Bro. Reminder to all to flush the fluid for trap air.

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[@ricksop9234]

You forgot to show how to circulate new pwr steering fluid by turning the steering wheel. before driving the car?

[@RBTheMechanic]

I have other videos on that

[@reifonseca5767]

Alright guys......

[@pabloperez9952]

What do u mean by torc ??

[@RBTheMechanic]

The bolts have torque spect the tightness of the bolts

[@wly7844]

@@RBTheMechanic how much did you torque to ? Thanks

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@wly7844 I can give u torque specs if u remind me Monday morning when I’m work shop I have more videos comming up on this pump with torque specs part # and cost of pump brand and all

[@wly7844]

@@RBTheMechanic thank you for your quick reply

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@wly7844 the 2 10mm bolts on the pressure line is 8ft lb the 2 bolts holding down the pump are 16ft lb

[@bobsmith1101]

Guess? What about diagnosing the pressure switch/ circuit? You condemn a pump first?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Pressure switch on this vehicle is related to holding up load it detests pressure and u will see rpm change if u turn right and left ur rpm will change it keeps the idle speed

[@ec-149]

You must replace the pulley.as well you replace the P.S.P. my friendo..🥸

[@RBTheMechanic]

Dosent come with pully and there’s nothing wrong with the pully