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Old 29-06-2006, 01:36 PM   #1
firebladejr
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Default Power steering pump in AUII, is it hard to replace?

ok, the power steering pump is running dry every 3 days or so, time for a reco'd pump or seal kit. My preference is towards the reco as I'm not looking forward to pulling one apart, then worrying about it leaking again or not because I didn't put a seal in properly...

Is it a hard job to swap the pump over? I'm looking at doing it on a saturday morning and I'm wondering if it can be done in a few hrs.. I'm pretty good with cars and don't see any major issues, but unfortunately I haven't had the chance to look under the bonnet to see how it connects to the steering rack.. is it via a ball joint type setup, or simply with pulleys & belts?

I'm hoping for the latter.

Cheers,
Peter.

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