The pump its self is only held on with a few bolts just undo them.
Now remove all the pipes that are attached to the pump. ( clamp the pipe that leads to the Power Steering fluid reservoir or you will have a mess! )
now refit in reverse order!
Basically if you remember how you got it off it should go back on.
If you want to use fresh fluid which is advisable as it only costs a few quid carefully undo the pipe with the clamp on into a suitable container and then once reassembled refill from the reservoir.
Now turn your pump by hand a few times to make sure you have fluid in it before you replace the drive belts.
Note do not over tighten the belt this can lead to straining of the pump bearings.
This job took me about 45 min and saved me about 100 quid.
The pump cost me 80 quid but you can prob find cheaper pumps.
Good luck
£800 at Vauxhall franchised garage!
no they do not
82bhp it depends entirely on the engine and year really. the C14NZ from mk3 astra's was only 60bhp
Check that the alternator and the power steering don't work of the same belt.
You either need power streering fluid or a power steering belt.
For the TS Astra with hydraulic-electric power steering, it takes a Pentosin CHF fluid. A couple of equivalents I have come across include Castrol Hydraulic System Mineral Oil Plus, and Penrite LDAS fluid.
The Vauxhall Astra Club from the W registration period typically uses a hydraulic power steering pump. This pump is usually driven by the engine's accessory belt and operates by circulating power steering fluid to assist with steering. For specific details, such as whether it’s a variable or fixed displacement pump, it’s best to consult the vehicle’s manual or a parts specialist.
low on power steering fluid or the pump is bad
If your referring to hydraulic oil, u could be on about power stering fluid, which is located in black reservoir right next to battery,
To turn off a Vauxhall Astra radio, simply press the power button located on the unit, which is typically marked with a circle or 'PWR'. Alternatively, you can turn off the ignition, and the radio will automatically shut off. If the radio is integrated with the vehicle's infotainment system, you can also turn it off by selecting the 'Media' or 'Radio' option and then choosing 'Off' or 'Mute.'
streering is hard
In a Vauxhall Astra, the seat adjuster is typically located on the outer side of the driver's and front passenger's seats. It usually consists of a lever or a set of buttons that allow you to adjust the seat position, height, and sometimes the angle of the seatback. In some models, power-adjustable seats may have controls on the side of the seat. For precise location, it’s best to consult the vehicle's manual.