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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Cars / April 20082000 Taurus Wagon 24v DOHC Power Steering Pump Leak
Car has almost 80,000 miles on it, runs great, but it looks like the shaft seals on the power steering pump might be leaking. The back of the pulley is wet and so is the bottom of the pump. Can this pump be rebuilt easily and can I get the pulley off with a simple two jaw puller? How about getting the pulley back on? I think Ford sells reseal kits for this pump but just wanted to know what my options are before I buy a reman'd pump that makes a lot of noise. Also need to change the serpentine belt when I do this. Thanks for any info! get your pump seal and special puller at the parts house . you just cant get that pully off with a 2 jaw puller . the pully installer is just a threaded rod ,nut and washer.dont push on the shaft to get the pully back on.if the pump shaft is loose,get a rebuilt pump.lucas ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.minibite.com/america/malone.htm > Car has almost 80,000 miles on it, runs great, but it looks like the > shaft seals on the power steering pump might be leaking. The back of [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Thanks for any info! Just be sure its the pump. On some of my older tauri, the return hose hardened where it went into the pump and leaked. On the gen 2, its a short 6/9" hose connected/crimped to the metal line. I cut off the crimps and put in a short length of PS rated hose to fix the leak. Bob > sleep...@optonline.net wrote: > > Car has almost 80,000 miles on it, runs great, but it looks like the [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Bob Aha! I think I will replace the resevior to pump supply line first when I change the serpentine belt. I think the hose may be dryed out and what I have probably seaped out from where the clamp is. I'll wiggle the pulley too when the belt is off and check for play, then degrease the pump and watch for a few weeks. I was about to spend big bucks on a pump and puller/installer tools. I like tools. Thanks! |
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