GM 15295837
Power Steering Pressure Hose

The process to replace Power Steering Cooler pipe/hose without hydroboost begins by detaching the front grille first. Start by detaching the clamp which maintains the power steering outlet hose at the power steering gear followed by unclamping the inlet hose from the Power Steering Pump . The next step requires removing the bolts which keep the Power Steering Cooler attached to the radiator support so you can extract it from the vehicle. After placement install the Power Steering Cooler and fasten its retaining bolts to 5 n.m (44 lb in). Attack the power steering outlet hose to the power steering gear then secure it using the retaining clamp. Finally you must attach the power steering inlet hose to the Power Steering Pump before installing its retaining clamp. Check for leakage from power steering system bleeding followed by inspection of all hose connections before you install the front grille.

The first step for Brake Booster outlet hose replacement requires users to position a drain pan beneath the vehicle. The Brake Booster outlet hose needs to be detached from the Brake Booster before removing its securing clamp which holds it to the Power Steering Pump. The removal of the Brake Booster outlet hose must occur after both its removal from the Brake Booster and from the vehicle. Install the Brake Booster outlet hose by maintaining straight lines throughout the components to prevent damage from occurrence. Also ensure both inlet and outlet hoses avoid twisting during installation. Keep the new hose positioned the same way as the initial routing and install the Brake Booster outlet hose onto the Brake Booster with the clamp fixed near the hose terminus. Position the Brake Booster outlet hose on the Power Steering Pump and install its clamp at the end of the hose. The power steering system requires bleeding before finishing the work under the vehicle.

The process of replacing Power Steering Hose assembly (Non Rack and Pinion) requires disconnecting the energy storage box while placing a drain pan under the vehicle. Release the power steering inlet hose from the Brake Booster after which you must take off the power Brake Booster outlet hose by unfastening its retaining clamp. Begin by removing the Brake Booster power brake inlet hose before separating the power steering gear inlet hose . To remove the power Brake Booster outlet hose from the Power Steering Pump first detach its retaining clamp then finish by taking off the power Brake Booster inlet hose from the Power Steering Pump. The Power Steering Hose assembly should be taken out from the vehicle at this point. Installation begins with attaching the gear inlet hose to the gear after making sure its routing is correct and it faces the proper direction. Establish a connection between the booster inlet hose and Power Steering Pump based on the display image. Connect and tighten the booster outlet hose at the Power Steering Pump nipple through its retaining clamp. Beginning with the installation, fit the booster inlet hose to the booster and then join the gear inlet hose to the booster while torquing both power steering inlet hose fittings to 32 nm (24 ft lbs). The installation process ends with booster outlet hose connection to booster followed by retaining clamp installation. The drain pan removal and power steering system bleeding proceeds after which the energy storage box reconnection occurs.

A drain pan positioned underneath the vehicle must be the first step to replace the power steering gear outlet hose. First detach the power steering outlet hose from the steering gear before breaking the clamp holding the hose to the Power Steering Pump and continuing the hose removal outside the vehicle. The new hose should follow the exact path as the original installation. Secure the power steering gear outlet hose to the Power Steering Pump by using the clamp which should be placed at the end of the hose. The process of connecting the hose requires the outlet hose fitting must be tightened to 28 nm (20 ft. Lbs.). Remove the drain pan while performing the power steering system bleeding procedure.

Your first step when replacing the Power Steering Cooler pipe/hose without hydroboost should involve the removal of the front grille. First remove both clamps that hold the power steering outlet hose toward the power steering gear and power steering inlet hose toward the Power Steering Pump. You must remove the Power Steering Cooler retaining bolts from the radiator support before extracting the cooler unit from the vehicle. The Power Steering Cooler installation requires attachment to the vehicle while you should tighten retaining bolts to 5 nm (44 inch lbs.). The power steering outlet hose requires attachment to the power steering gear while using a retaining clamp and the power steering inlet hose needs connection to the Power Steering Pump along with its retaining clamp. A power steering system bleed must occur after the front grille reinstall while checking all hose connections for leaks.

You should cap all openings of the power steering gear inlet and outlet hoses before attempting to replace them while the vehicle remains off. This prevents both fluid contamination and fluid loss. Start the process by unclipping the power steering inlet hose between Power Steering Pump components before unclipping it from the power steering gear. The power steering outlet hose needs to be disconnected first from the power steering gear followed by detachment from the Power Steering Cooler. The power steering outlet hose installation process begins with attaching it to the Power Steering Cooler followed by connecting it properly to the power steering gear. The next step involves connecting the power steering inlet hose to the Power Steering Pump by tightening its hose connections to 28 nm (20 ft. Lbs.). The power steering system requires bleeding and all hose connections need leak inspection to follow.

The replacement of the Power Steering Cooler pipe/hose without hydroboost begins with front grille removal. Free the retaining clamp from the power steering gear which holds the power steering outlet hose followed by removing the clamp from the Power Steering Pump inlet hose. Next remove the bolts that hold the Power Steering Cooler to the radiator support before taking out the Power Steering Cooler from the vehicle. Place the Power Steering Cooler inside the vehicle before tightening supporting bolts to 5 nm (44 inch lbs.). Secure the power steering outlet hose to the power steering gear through installation of its retaining clamp. The power steering inlet hose must be connected to the Power Steering Pump while installing the holding clamp. The power steering system bleeding will complete followed by hose connection leak inspection before reattaching the front grille.

The first step to replace a power steering gear outlet pipe/hose (Recirculating Ball) requires placing a drain pan under the vehicle. First disconnect the power steering gear outlet hose from its position on the steering gear and detach the clamp holding the hose to the Power Steering Pump . Then remove the hose from both pump and vehicle units. The power steering gear outlet hose required installation along the path where it was positioned before removal. Then secure this hose to the Power Steering Pump and fit the clamp on its end before proceeding. Tighten the outlet hose fitting to 28 nm (20 ft. Lbs.) when installing it to the power steering gear. To finish the job drain the pan and perform a bleeding operation of the power steering system.

The first step for Power Steering Cooler pipe/hose with hydroboost replacement requires removal of the front grille. A drain pan should go under the vehicle before you begin siphoning fluid from the reservoir to avoid losing too much fluid. Begin by unfastening the clamp which preserves the Power Steering Cooler inlet hose connection to the power steering gear and also detach the clamp securing the Power Steering Cooler outlet hose connection to the Power Steering Pump. Begin replacement of the Power Steering Cooler by removing bolts which fasten it to the radiator support followed by removing this cooler from the vehicle. You should install the Power Steering Cooler by bolt it onto the radiator support while fixing the bolts at 5 nm (44 inch lbs.). The Power Steering Pump requires the Power Steering Cooler outlet hose which must be attached with its retaining clamp. First properly attach the power steering inlet hose with retaining clamp to the power steering gear system. The power steering system needs filling then bleeding. Afterward check for leaks along all hoses then reinstall the front grille.

A drain pan.

Install a drain pan under the vehicle.

Take the hose out of the vehicle.

Take off the power steering inlet hose from the hydraulic booster and the power steering gear.

Remove the power steering gear outlet hose from the steering gear.

Remove the power steering gear inlet hose from the power steering pump and then from the power steering gear.

Remove the bolts that secure the power steering cooler to the radiator support and take out the power steering cooler from the vehicle.

Remove the power steering gear inlet hose from the brake booster and then from the power steering gear.

Remove the drain pan and bleed the power steering system.