Bombas de dirección asistida y piezas para Honda Odyssey

Power Steering Pumps and Parts for Honda Odyssey

The power steering pump and parts for Honda Odyssey provide an easier driving experience on the family minivan. The power steering pump, in conjunction with other parts of the system, assists the driver in turning and controlling the wheel without utilizing excessive force. When the driver turns the steering wheel, the mechanisms of the steering system engage to turn the wheels of the car.

The components of the power steering system for the Honda include:

• Power steering pump: The power steering pump is responsible for creating pressure in the lines to deliver the power steering fluid to the power steering control valve.
• Rack and pinion: This component is responsible for converting movement of the steering wheel into wheel movement.
• Steer yoke: The steering yoke is a rubber part that acts as a shock absorber, keeping the wheel stable within in the minivan cabin.
• Steering coupler: The coupler joint connects the column with the input shaft. These two parts meet at an angle so the coupler can provide the required connection.
• Rod ends: The rod ends allow the movement of the rack to be converted into the turning or movement of the wheels.
• Hoses: Two hoses carry fluid from the power steering pump to the rack and back to the pump.

The power steer pump for the Honda Odyssey require regular service to keep the pump in line with warranty requirements. In the event that the following symptoms are observed, service on the existing pump or, in the event of an expired warranty, purchase, and installation of a remanufactured pump may be necessary.

• There is a whining noise when the wheel is turned. This could be due to low liquids in the pump or a leaking pump.
• The steering wheel does not respond as usual. If the steering wheel and wheel connection seems sluggish, the pump may be failing.
• The steering wheel becomes difficult or impossible to turn. This is a clear indicator that the power steering pump and O-rings need to be inspected.
• When the car is started, a loud squealing noise comes from the engine area. This could indicate a need for service and inspection of the pump and O-rings.
• The car groans when the steering wheel is turned. This is a warning that the power steering liquid is gone or almost gone or that the pump is in failure.

The following general steps can be used to install a power steering pump on the Honda.

1. Gather the necessary materials including tools, a pump, and replacement fluids.
2. Drain the power steering fluid from the system.
3. Remove the accessory components.
4. Remove the bolts.
5. Remove the power steering pump.
6. Place the replacement unit in the area vacated by the old pump.
7. Press on the pulley, attach the belts, and tighten the bolts.
8. Clean the lines by flushing the system. Add new power steering fluid.