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Old 02-23-2008, 04:49 PM
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PS Rebuild

Anyone know of a good write-up on rebuilding a power steering unit for a '95 Runner. Just wondering the best way to approach something like this. The rebuild kit is only $40 so I'd rather do it myself and save the other $200 I was quoted for labor. HOw hard could it be? Any help would be appreciated.

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Bumpity Bump...........No-one can step up to help.....C'mon people!
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The pump or the gearbox?

http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b.../steering.html

Personally, I wouldn't bother rebuilding the pump, just replace it.
Old 02-23-2008, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by tc
The pump or the gearbox?

http://personal.utulsa.edu/~nathan-b.../steering.html

Personally, I wouldn't bother rebuilding the pump, just replace it.
Yeah, I guess I'll price up the unit as well. It's the pump itself. One ofthe reasons I wanted to just rebuild it was because other than the leak there's seems to be nothing wrong. Thanks for the input.
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its a simple rebuild. the hardest part is getting the pulley off. simply take the old one off and match the parts to the new one
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here ya go
http://members.cox.net/stacewilliams/ps-pump.htm
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Tc posted the link to the manual, which will help, the other link is good too,

Here is a thread about a guy who had trouble getting his off, I guess that it is pretty common for people run into problems getting a few things off,

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f120...g-pump-128174/

I gave the guy a couple pointers in that thread, so I won't post a bunch of them up here until you read through it and still need help, then go ahead and ask,

Pointers for the rebuild: buy a toyota rebuild kit, not a cheapy one, and on this thing (the little vsv valve or whatever it is), make sure that you mark which hose goes where, before you pull it apart! I just used a silver sharpie to mark the hose and the plastic valve :

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resealing p/s pumps is very easy. Honestly, the only parts you need to replace are the front shaft seal, the resevour oring, the rear cover oring and the 2 orings inside. The rear cover oring and the 2 orings inside are the large orings. 2 will be a greyish color and 1 black. The 2 greyish ones go on the inside of the pump and the black is for the rear cover. The 2 vac lines on the vsv dont matter where they go. Too bad you didnt live in cali. I would charge you less than $100 to do it
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Awesome help - thanks a bunch. I'll PM ya b.miller123 if I need help. Go YotaTech
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I usually recommend replacing the pump with a used one.....

pumps are cheap and easy to come by....



100 bucks to rebuild one? hahahha
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