just wear and tear over time will cause the belt to break.but if this is a recurring problem,one of the belt pulley wheels may be out of alignment or bet,you may also be over tightening the belt which will put xcessive strain on Power Steering pump and cause runout to wear belt more quickly
2 possibilites 1. loose or slipping power steering belt. 2. power steering pump could be going out.
If the cause of the power steering failure was because a belt came off it is possible the same belt drove the water pump and yes it would run hot. Check your belts before you drive further.
In most cases - Yes
no
Are there other accessories driven off the same belt? If so check them out. And you didn't mention if you replaced the belt tensioner or not. If not check that out also.
The Kia Sedona does not have a power steering belt. The power steering pump is electronic and does not require a belt.
Loosen the tensioner pulley. The power steering belt will come loose. Remove the power steering belt. Reverse the process to install the new power steering belt.
To change a power steering belt on a Rover 214, unbolt the power steering pump and pry the belt off the pulley. Replace with another steering belt and reinstall the steering pump.
Loose power steering belt/worn power steering belt/defective belt tensioner.
Look and see if it is driving anything else. As far as driving it without a belt, I would not advice you even attempt this. The steering would be extremely difficult and it would be dangerous. Buy a new belt and install it.
Power steering belt slipping?
Yes, you can expect a car that has a serpentine belt to lose power steering when the belt breaks because the belt goes around the power steering pump's pulley.
power steering belt is loose
Tighten power steering belt 2002diamonte
Check for a loose power steering belt.
low or leaking power steerinng pump fluid or hoses, loose belt on power steering belt or power steering pump going bad
no it wont affect the steering. the only thing to affect the steering would be the pump, the steering box, the belt or lines. or possibly worn out mechanical steering components. like tie rods ball joints etc.