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Old Oct 17, 2012 | 07:03 AM
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I lost power steering about two week ago because of a bad pump but I am going to be picking one up this Friday but I am need to know how do I remove the EVO unit so I can reuse it because I really don't want to half to spend an extra 60 bucks so I have one with a new sensor on it. I am just wanting to replace the pump along with the pulley and just transfer the sensor over to the new pump but I am needing help on how to do that so if anyone here has any ideas on how that is done I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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Standing by also to see answer, as I'm in the same boat. Have a rebuilt pump but one shop says it doesn't have the new sensor on it. Evidently they don't want to swap it.
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Old Oct 17, 2012 | 03:03 PM
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I myself was told the same thing by a shop so I have decided to buy one from my local auto parts store along with a new pulley and install it myself but I needing to know how to pull that sensor off of the pump before I go and buy a new one.
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Those links were very helpful. I am no gonna half to see if I have all of the tools required to remove the sensor but if I don't I can see if my friend my have them. If it comes down to having to have a shop remove it from the old pump and install it on the new pump they told my they will only charge me 20$ to due all that including installing the new pulley on the new pump. So I have a few options available I can use if I am having trouble with this king of job.
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For $20 I would have the shop do it.
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Well I was doing some asking around and I am not able to come up with the tools so I am going to take the new and old pump up to the shop so I know it will get done the right was and I don't mess up anything.
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