How to Replace a Power Steering Hose for a Corolla
The power steering hose on a Toyota Corolla helps to distribute the power steering fluid throughout the steering components. If the power steering hose is damaged, you will need to replace the hose immediately. Without a properly working power steering pump hose, steering the Corolla will be difficult; however, replacement of the hose is a simple task.
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Instructions
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Open the hood of the Toyota Corolla and locate the power steering pump connected to the fire wall. The power steering pump has a black cap labeled "power steering fluid."
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Place the drain pan under the power steering pump. Loosen the nut that is securing the hose to the bottom of the power steering pump with pliers.
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Drain the power steering pump into the drain pan. Follow the power steering pump hose downward until you reach the power steering pump hose valve. Use the pliers to remove the nut that is securing the hose to the valve and pull the power steering hose away from the valve and out of the engine compartment.
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Place the new power steering pump hose onto the pump valve and secure the new hose to the valve using the nut and pliers. Lead the new power steering pump hose up to the power steering pump and connect the hose to the pump using the nut and pliers.
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