Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
I have a Honda Accord v-6 , when it's cold the powersteering pump makes noise .
The steering in the car is fine , but I notice when it's cold on start up the the pump makes noise , when car is standing still and I turn the wheel from left to right it also makes noise and sometimes the power steering fluid in reserve foams up.. Sometimes when driving it still makes a noise and sometimes the noise goes away.. Please help! |
Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
Check the fluid level. Check for leaks in the PS fluid line. My PS cooler was corroded and leaking fluid and that was the cause of the noise. No other ideas.
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
I had a simialr problem and it was one of the bearings (and accompanying seals) in the power steering pump itself
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
Yeah, gotta make sure your pwr steering fluid level is full at its mark.
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
There are instructions somewhere posted on replacing the shaft seal on PS pumps; they suck in air (esp in cold when fluid is thicker) and cause foaming. Also check the two clamps on the suction hose from the reservior to the pump.
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
Originally Posted by uccjxe
(Post 41497017)
There are instructions somewhere posted on replacing the shaft seal on PS pumps; they suck in air (esp in cold when fluid is thicker) and cause foaming. Also check the two clamps on the suction hose from the reservior to the pump.
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
Originally Posted by uccjxe
(Post 41497017)
There are instructions somewhere posted on replacing the shaft seal on PS pumps; they suck in air (esp in cold when fluid is thicker) and cause foaming. Also check the two clamps on the suction hose from the reservior to the pump.
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
if u r xperiencing squeaking noise while turnin or wn idle then change d steering belt it shud solve ur prob. bou d pump no idea
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid--warning read the service bulletin
I had this same problem--there is a service bulletin for a worn rubber o-ring in the inlet line for 03-08 V6 Accords that lets air into the system making the:o noise--especially when cold. The Honda dealer didn't even know it and first flushed and changed the reservoir and then tried to sell me a new pump.
Only after I showed him the bulletin did they hand me the o-ring and I fixed it myself in twenty minutes. I replaced the o-ring and the noise went away immediately. The dealership was embarrassed and refunded my money for the flush, but I wonder how many $600 power steering pump replacements they did instead of replacing the 25 cent o-ring. -Skavfive: |
Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid
?? Is that some sort of english? We dont need that on this forum. We should not have to work to try and that jibberish your typing!
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Re: Power Steering Noise and foaming fluid--warning read the service bulletin
Originally Posted by skavfive
(Post 41789992)
I had this same problem--there is a service bulletin for a worn rubber o-ring in the inlet line for 03-08 V6 Accords that lets air into the system making the:o noise--especially when cold. The Honda dealer didn't even know it and first flushed and changed the reservoir and then tried to sell me a new pump.
Only after I showed him the bulletin did they hand me the o-ring and I fixed it myself in twenty minutes. I replaced the o-ring and the noise went away immediately. The dealership was embarrassed and refunded my money for the flush, but I wonder how many $600 power steering pump replacements they did instead of replacing the 25 cent o-ring. -Skavfive:
Originally Posted by HonBeer
(Post 41790543)
?? Is that some sort of english? We dont need that on this forum. We should not have to work to try and that jibberish your typing!
It appears that his writing is more legible than yours. Please pack up your useless posts and show yourself the door now. PS - You can take your improper punctuation with you. |
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