Acura/Honda Power Steering Hose O-ring Replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 1 янв 2025

Комментарии • 28

  • @khashcpt
    @khashcpt Год назад +2

    Nice video thank you , I’d like to always lubricate the O rings before after installing,in this case some power steering fluid does the job

  • @gigigoallaround5044
    @gigigoallaround5044 Год назад +2

    Thank you for making this video it really helps me alot

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  10 месяцев назад

      Dormans is 926-157. They can be checked at any parts store for other manufacturers.

  • @ahyungrocks5509
    @ahyungrocks5509 9 месяцев назад +1

    Great video. Will do the same for our Odyssey.

  • @djizzy12
    @djizzy12 10 месяцев назад

    What are the part numbers for the O rings?

  • @josedaniel9656
    @josedaniel9656 Год назад +1

    Hey boss did you keep the top on the reservoir

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  Год назад +1

      I did. You can take it off, but it can get messy.

    • @josedaniel9656
      @josedaniel9656 Год назад

      @@TechReviewbyIrdi thank you brother 🙏

  • @jimmyjazz78
    @jimmyjazz78 Год назад +1

    I wish I'd watched your video (and not done mine in dim lighting). I didn't realize the inlet was plastic and stripped the back threads. I didn't think to check torque, only went with feel on tightness with a socket. No leak so far, but any suggestions on dealing with the stripped threads since I can't actually tighten the bolt now? I can use loctite to keep it in place, but that's it. Again, the front one was tight but didn't break.
    Thanks if you have time to reply!

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  Год назад +1

      There's not much in pressure, use RED Loctite. It will withstand the heat by the engine. If you need to pull it out later, you can use an heater gun to warm it or hair dryer on hot to loosen the red loctite. I've done it before. Your good.

    • @jimmyjazz78
      @jimmyjazz78 Год назад

      @@TechReviewbyIrdi Thanks for reply, I will give that a shot!!!

  • @derrickmitchell3770
    @derrickmitchell3770 9 месяцев назад +1

    What size is the bolt that's on the return hose connector?

  • @anthonygeraghty
    @anthonygeraghty Год назад +1

    hi my name is anthony i have seat leon 2006 have eltic power stering red light has come on tryed every thing to remove stering is working fine no probleam what u think might be probleam thanks

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  Год назад

      Could be the sensor on the fill under the reservoir. That can be faulty as well.

    • @anthonygeraghty
      @anthonygeraghty Год назад

      thanks for replying but it eletric power not fluid it has tracion control asisted power sering power to sterring is working fine would it be falty abs rings

  • @B.jaasmin
    @B.jaasmin Год назад +1

    I Follow the instructions and my Acura rl still has the whining noice and the fluid pump it’s bubbling I’m not sure what it can be ?

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  Год назад +1

      It's the pump itself. If the bearing housing is going, it will sound like that as well. It will churn the fluid to make it bubble as well.

  • @MarcosMorales-v5k
    @MarcosMorales-v5k 8 месяцев назад +1

    Mine is leaking so it's the seal?? Thanks for helping

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  8 месяцев назад

      Usually. The fluid over time as well as heat shrink the seals enough to leak.

  • @Sapphonic
    @Sapphonic 2 года назад +1

    did you empty the power steering fluid resevoir before starting?

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  2 года назад

      Mostly. I used a pump/air unit, off amazon. I used for a lot of fluid drawls. But I didn't need to take a lot out. Just a little. The rings are higher.

    • @pwcstatenet7515
      @pwcstatenet7515 Год назад +1

      I was hoping this question was asked

    • @ZhaoHuang-r3k
      @ZhaoHuang-r3k Год назад

      no

  • @RaymondShamiya
    @RaymondShamiya Год назад +2

    Horrible video bro your going too fast

    • @TechReviewbyIrdi
      @TechReviewbyIrdi  Год назад

      Sorry for that. It was between jobs and I wasn't happy either. I'll do better.

    • @RP4886
      @RP4886 Год назад +1

      Video is perfect. Its such a simple job, only need to know which color goes where. The rest is very self explanatory once you look at the pump

  • @Ice88911
    @Ice88911 Год назад +1

    All you can do is laugh. He points to items while he has things (o-ring package) in the way so you can't see, Then he shows you items off screen. He also tells you to remove a bracket that is no longer there.