Power Steering Pump Shaft Bearings

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Power Steering Pump Shaft Bearings

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What is a power steering pump shaft bearing?

A power steering pump shaft bearing is a bearing placed between the pump and the drive shaft. It helps reduce friction and wear on the drive shaft and pump, preventing damage and allowing the power steering system to function properly.

What are the signs of a faulty power steering pump shaft bearing?

Signs of a faulty power steering pump shaft bearing can include:

  1. Unusual noises when turning the steering wheel
  2. Unusual friction when turning the steering wheel
  3. Leaking power steering fluid
  4. Changes in steering feel


Can a faulty power steering pump shaft bearing cause damage?

Yes, if a power steering pump shaft bearing is faulty, it can cause damage to the power steering system and components.

How do you replace a power steering pump shaft bearing?

Replacing a power steering pump shaft bearing requires some mechanical knowledge and the right tools. The following steps should be followed:

  1. Disconnect the battery and drain the power steering fluid
  2. Remove the power steering pulley and pump
  3. Remove the old power steering pump shaft bearing
  4. Install the new power steering pump shaft bearing
  5. Re-install the power steering pump and pulley
  6. Re-connect the battery and refill the power steering fluid