2006 Odyssey Power Steering Pump Replacement Project
My '06 had the dreaded power steering pump failure that occurred after the warranty expired. I got the pump for $123 at O'Reilly Auto Parts and bought 4 pints of Honda Power Steering Fluid from the dealer ($23). The project took about 3 1/2 hours and that was with me going slowly and not rushing anything.
The new pump had non Honda fluid inside (factory testing?) so I purged it and primed it with Honda fluid while chucked up in the bench vise. My procedure was similar to this user's post:
http://www.odyclub.com/forums/showt...highlight=replace+power+steering+pump+odyssey
The process had no surprises other than getting used to the tight confines of the engine compartment. Three things will make your replacement easier:
1. use a rope or ratcheting strap to hold the hood in a vertical position (way past prop-rod position) via a roof rack rail. This gets the hood way up out of your way and prevents the prop rod from interfering while you work.
2. Completely remove the reservoir. Its absence, along with the pump supply hose frees up a lot of space for working.
3. Definitely remove the pulley as the other user's thread suggests. This also makes removal of the pump easier due to the tight confines.
Post a reply if you are going to undertake this project and I will email you a PDF scan of the factory service/repair manual for this procedure.
T
The new pump had non Honda fluid inside (factory testing?) so I purged it and primed it with Honda fluid while chucked up in the bench vise. My procedure was similar to this user's post:
http://www.odyclub.com/forums/showt...highlight=replace+power+steering+pump+odyssey
The process had no surprises other than getting used to the tight confines of the engine compartment. Three things will make your replacement easier:
1. use a rope or ratcheting strap to hold the hood in a vertical position (way past prop-rod position) via a roof rack rail. This gets the hood way up out of your way and prevents the prop rod from interfering while you work.
2. Completely remove the reservoir. Its absence, along with the pump supply hose frees up a lot of space for working.
3. Definitely remove the pulley as the other user's thread suggests. This also makes removal of the pump easier due to the tight confines.
Post a reply if you are going to undertake this project and I will email you a PDF scan of the factory service/repair manual for this procedure.
T
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Tch105. I'm new to the Odyclub. I've got an 06 Odyssey and I too am having loud grinding noise coming from my PS pump. I just bought a re-mfg part from Napa Auto Parts and want to replace it. You mention in your post that you could possibly send the Honda service/repair manual for this procedure. Is that still the case? Any help would be great!
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If you could send the PDF Scan of the service repair manual for this that would be great! It looks like we will be replacing ours very very soon!! Thanks!
The noise is likely the pump and the price sounds like they are quoting you pump replacement. There is a recall campaign to replace or reimburse replacement expenses if your van has less than 100,000 miles. If you are over the mileage you can do it yourself in about 4 hours per my original post above (if you are mechanically inclined).
More background on the pump: the supplier for the power steering reservoir is the source of the problem. Faulty reservoirs had filters that either clogged and starved the pump of fluid or did not filter debris (i don't know which) and thus caused pump damage. If you replace the pump you need to replace the reservoir as well.
Hi, please send me a pdf copy of the repair manual for replacing the power steering pump on a 2006 Odyssey. Thanks. Doug [email protected]
Chances are the 60-cent O-ring is the culprit. See thread #94:
http://www.odyclub.com/forums/52-2005-2010-odyssey/77121-power-steering-pump-replacement-diy-7.html
Waiting for the A03 pump to arrive. Hope to start this project on 20 Nov. A PDF scan would be most helpful. Thanks [email protected]
Having the same trouble on my '06. It has about 130,000- I guess compared to others I got lucky. If you're lucky enough to find the right O-ring it does help. I went to auto parts store and they wanted $30 for the O-ring kit, not sure what was included but I'm not spending that much on O-rings. Instead I picked up a $5 O-ring kit for air conditioners there at the parts store (had about 40 different sizes). I found one that was slightly larger than the original, I couldn't find one that matched perfectly.
That fixed the issue for a month or two. Ours only whines when it's cold, today it is in the 20's so I just picked up a new pump. Will replace it tonight (with a space heater in garage).
That fixed the issue for a month or two. Ours only whines when it's cold, today it is in the 20's so I just picked up a new pump. Will replace it tonight (with a space heater in garage).
Completed the power steering pump replacement job. I wasn't looking forward to this job because somewhere I heard someone say this is a 4 hour job. There is another article (see link below) that someone said it took them 2 hours. Total job time was 1 hour (from opening the box to putting the tools away), and cost me $140 including all new fluid. There was a $75 core charge from my local store. I don't know why I didn't do this job sooner!
http://www.odyclub.com/forums/52-2005-2010-odyssey/77121-power-steering-pump-replacement-diy.html
http://www.odyclub.com/forums/52-2005-2010-odyssey/77121-power-steering-pump-replacement-diy.html
A03 installation
Installed the A03 pump along with a new O-ring. Hardest part of the job was removing the belt. When I finally realized that I was not going to break it I put enough pressure to loosen the belt. From that point it was a piece of cake. Not to mention, it fixed my problem. My local foreign car repair shop had replaced the pump twice with the old part number and twice it had problems. Driving down a flat road I could turn the wheel and feel a jerking in the steering wheel. Didn't matter if it was cold or hot. Replaced the pump and I could feel the same problem going home from the shop and the repairmen drove the van before I picked it up so I decided to order the new part number and O-ring and change it myself. Car steers better than when it was new.
Installed the A03 pump along with a new O-ring. Hardest part of the job was removing the belt. When I finally realized that I was not going to break it I put enough pressure to loosen the belt. From that point it was a piece of cake. Not to mention, it fixed my problem. My local foreign car repair shop had replaced the pump twice with the old part number and twice it had problems. Driving down a flat road I could turn the wheel and feel a jerking in the steering wheel. Didn't matter if it was cold or hot. Replaced the pump and I could feel the same problem going home from the shop and the repairmen drove the van before I picked it up so I decided to order the new part number and O-ring and change it myself. Car steers better than when it was new.
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Post a reply if you are going to undertake this project and I will email you a PDF scan of the factory service/repair manual for this procedure.
have the 2006 touring. Would like to get the .pdf so I can replace my power steering pump.
Thank you in advance for the PDF how to by factory.
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have the 2006 touring. Would like to get the .pdf so I can replace my power steering pump.
Thank you in advance for the PDF how to by factory.
[email protected]I replaced the O ring and that solved the problem for about 2 months!!now I am back to square #1 I have to replace the ps pump. Can someone plz email the PDF scan of the factory service/repair manual for this procedure PLZ .
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Thanks for the insight. If you can share the PDF of the repair that would very helpful. Thank you! [email protected]
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