How to drain and flush power steering fluid container on 2002 honda accord se sedan?
How to drain and flush power steering fluid container on 2002 honda accord se sedan?
First remove the serpentine belt for safety's safe. Then carefully remove the bottom hose from the power steering unit. You may have to take the whole power steering unit out to completely drain it. Be careful, take your time and wear eye protection. Make sure you have a collection container ready to catch the fluid. Once you remove the hose, it will pour out.
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