How to Replace GM 3800 Power Steering Pump | Flush and Bleed Power Steering, Install Pulley and more

In this video we walk through the OEM steps required in order to replace a GM 3800 power steering pump on a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix. We show how to remove the power steering pump, remove serpentine belt, install new pulley, flush and bleed power steering. In addition, we provide GM factory service manual steps illustrating every torque spec for each bolt. This process is the same for various other GM vehicles.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Diagnose Bad Power Steering Pump
02:22 - Remove Coolant Reservoir
04:05 - Remove Serpentine Belt
06:44 - Disconnect Power Steering Lines
08:06 - Remove Power Steering Pump
09:15 - Remove and Install Pump Pulley
12:17 - Install Power Steering Pump
13:45 - Flush Power Steering Fluid
16:01 - Install Serpentine Belt
16:38 - Bleed Power Steering Fluid
17:43 - Wrap Up

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