There are multiple methods to purging Power Steering systems of old fluid. In this application one do it yourself method requires the use of a turkey baster and container for used fluid. Using the baster old fluid can be sucked out of the power steering reservoir. Once emptied it can be filled with fresh fluid. Doing this procedure will extract much but not all of the old fluid. Another option is disconnecting all the lines and letting the system drain, and then recharging.
No, just the belt is all that is involved with belt replacement. Now if your Power Steering Pump isn't working proprly then you may run into extra parts.
In the power steering pump
On the 4.0 L - OHV - V6 engine , the oil pressure sending unit is on the drivers side of the engine below the power steering pump
A 1991 VW Jetta's power steering reservoir is located towards the front of the engine bay. The unit can be seen placed on top of the power steering pump.
Fill it up, start it and turn wheel back and forth. Turn it off for 5 min. And repeat till quiet.
Look under the steering column for an access panel. Read your owner's manual. also under the hood by the battery
Power steering fluid or Automatic transmission fluid
It does not matter on that year, just make sure that it is POWER STEERING FLUID.
The power steering pump is located just above the alternator on the drivers side of the car. An easy way to locate it on a 1991 Honda Accord is to first locate the dipstick for your oil, then directly next to it is a pulley, this pully is mounted on youyr power steering pump, and is your power steering pump pulley.
I am guessing it does. I own a 1989 Shadow and it has power steering. 99.9% of vehicles made after 1985 have power steering...however some vehicles had it before that. My 76 Ford Truck has it...
At the power steering pump. Remove the cap on the pump and check the level.At the power steering pump. Remove the cap on the pump and check the level.
2 possibilites 1. loose or slipping power steering belt. 2. power steering pump could be going out.