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Prepare the Vehicle Disconnect the battery (negative terminal). Lift the front end securely on jack stands (if needed). Drain Power Steering Fluid Place a drain pan under the pump. Remove the return hose to drain fluid, or use a turkey baster/syringe to extract fluid from the reservoir. Remove the Old Pump Loosen the serpentine belt (using a tensioner tool or wrench). Unbolt the pump from its mounting bracket. Disconnect pressure/return lines (catch spills with a rag). Remove electrical connectors (if equipped with sensors). Install the New Pump Transfer mounting brackets/pulleys from the old pump if needed. Connect lines and fittings (use new O-rings/sealant if required). Bolt the pump to the bracket (don’t overtighten). Refill & Bleed the System Refill with manufacturer-recommended fluid. Reconnect the battery, start the engine, and turn the wheel lock-to-lock 3–4 times to bleed air (check for leaks). Top off fluid as needed. Pro Tips: Label hoses/connections before removal for easier reassembly. Replace worn belts/hoses while access is open.

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