GM 85112727
Power Steering Pump

The Power Steering Pump replacement process begins by taking away the fuel injector sight shield followed by a fluid drainage of remote power steering fluid into drain pans placed underneath the vehicle. The Drive Belt should be removed then the steering gear heat shield after which the right-side Catalytic Converter needs removal. Begin by disconnecting the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose and the power steering gear inlet hose from the Power Steering Pump. Subsequently remove and take out the Power Steering Pump from the vehicle while transferring important parts. Reinstall the Power Steering Pump into its place in the vehicle while tightening Power Steering Pump bolts to 50 n.m (37 lb ft). After fitting the power steering gear inlet hose to the Power Steering Pump perform a tightening procedure at 27 n.m (20 lb ft). Then install the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose. To proceed with the right side Catalytic Converter and steering gear heat shield installation a solution of mild detergent should be used to clean any extra fluid before removing drain pans then placing these components back into their proper positions. End the procedure by installing the Drive Belt while completing power steering system fillup and bleeding then reinstalling the fuel injector sight shield.

You should start the Power Steering Pump replacement procedure by taking off the fuel injector sight shield. The remote power steering fluid reservoir requires maximum fluid drainage and the vehicle needs drain pans positioned beneath. The replacement procedure begins by taking off the Drive Belt then moving to the steering gear heat shield after that follows the right side Catalytic Converter removal. Safely disconnect the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose together with the power steering gear inlet hose from the Power Steering Pump. The mechanics need to remove the Power Steering Pump bolts while disassembling the Power Steering Pump and they should carry any needed components through the vehicle's removal process. The installation of the Power Steering Pump requires its placement back into the vehicle before securing Power Steering Pump bolts with a torque of 50 nm (37 lb ft). The power steering gear inlet hose fitting should be joined to the Power Steering Pump following a 34 nm (25 lb ft) torque setting and the reservoir outlet hose must be installed to the pump. Excessive fluid should be wiped off before reinstalling the right side Catalytic Converter alongside the steering gear heat shield and Drive Belt. Complete the power steering system filling process along with bleeding before replacing the fuel injector sight shield.

Replace the Power Steering Pump by starting with fuel injector sight shield removal and emptying the remote power steering fluid reservoir through drainage which requires appropriate drain pans positioned beneath the vehicle. The Drive Belt must be dismantled after the steering gear heat shield and right side Catalytic Converter. Begin by disconnecting the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose from the Power Steering Pump followed by removing the power steering gear inlet hose . Then take out the Power Steering Pump after removing its bolts . To install the Power Steering Pump insert it into the vehicle and tightening the Power Steering Pump bolts to 50 n.m (37 lb ft). After fitting along the power steering gear inlet hose to its Power Steering Pump location, use 27 n.m (20 lb ft) torque then attach the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose to the Power Steering Pump. First wipe all remaining fluid from the vehicle and discard the drain pans before putting back the right side Catalytic Converter and steering gear heat shield and Drive Belt. The procedure ends by adding power steering fluid through a process of bleeding before installing the fuel injector sight shield.

Starting the Power Steering Pump replacement requires first taking off the fuel injector sight shield. Unplug both power steering fluid hose pipelines from the remote power steering fluid reservoir. Collect drained fluid in drain pans underneath the vehicle. First take off the Drive Belt then the steering gear heat shield together with the right side Catalytic Converter from the vehicle. Disconnect both hoses from the Power Steering Reservoir and gear manifold before the Power Steering Pump bolts can be removed to pull out the Power Steering Pump from the vehicle. Lay the Power Steering Pump into its designated vehicle position then install and torque the Power Steering Pump bolts to 50 nm (37 lb ft). Fasten the power steering gear inlet hose fitting to the Power Steering Pump at 27 nm (20 lb ft) torque before attaching the power steering fluid reservoir outlet hose . You should clean all surplus fluid while removing drain pans until you put back the right side Catalytic Converter together with the steering gear heat shield and the Drive Belt. To finalize the process fill the power steering system then perform a bleeding procedure before reinstalling the fuel injector sight shield.