A serviceable in-line power steering filter is an excellent way to extend the power-steering pump life on any vehicle. I have installed this on my 2006 Hummer H3 with a 3.7L engine but the same idea applies for most vehicles! The ACDelco replacement reservoir for the Hummer H3 has been discontinued, which means there is no way to purchase new power steering reservoirs (which contain a non-serviceable filter, themselves). Invest in a cheap filter like this to prolong the life of your power steering reservoir and pump!
Cardone serviceable power-steering filter: https://amzn.to/2ZXY3g1
Quality power-steering fluid: https://amzn.to/3kcCbVD
How to replace Hummer H3 power-steering pump: https://youtu.be/O9XKeAYLboo
How to flush Hummer H3 power-steering system:
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I assume the vehicle not running while you cut into the line means that no fluid will be pushed through? Or did you pinch off the lines at a certain point to prevent the line from bleeding out?
How do you know which way to put the flow , up or down.
I need to do this to mine! I have used Magnefine "inline magnetic" filters in the past with good success.
Keep go on bro