🚘 Enhance Your Steering with NewYall Power Steering Pump Review

After installing the pump within 2 days, the shaft bridge in the pump falls off. This caused my multi-ribbed belt to close when the pulley fell off and landed in the ground under the car. Since I was close to the dealer, I took it there. He ended up spending another $1,800 to replace the broken pump. Luckily it didn't damage anything that I know of. I would return it but the dealer left the pump there for the main fee.

The price is cheap, feels cheap, looks cheap but not cheap. I'll update in a few months how it holds up but my hard steering on my car has definitely fixed itself. My old pump was removed so it's better than the old one. Update 07/06/2020, the pump still works, but I recommend you flush the system thoroughly and also replace the supplied o-rings. The pump is on a plastic fitting, they are not high quality but what you save using this part you can buy high quality o-rings.

Every pump seems to have bad reviews so it was hard to decide which to buy. I only chose this one because despite some bad reviews there were a lot of good ones and the price was the lowest. why not, right? still installed it in about 1.5 hours (first time, thanks YouTube). I received 2 new genuine Honda O-rings and OEM fluid (used about 1 bottle in total). I also replaced the plastic tank ($13 Amazon aftermarket brand). I used an empty soap pump to pump the liquid out of the reservoir early…