In this video Matt, Brian, and I are replacing a leaking power steering box in a Jeep Wrangler JK. This is a relatively simple DIY project. The swap took us about two hours to complete, using common tools; we did use a “cooler-than-you” tool, but it isn’t necessary. While we manage to successfully replace the box, we find the power steering pump needs replaced next.
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Disclaimer: This is what we did and not necessarily what you should do. We are by no means expert mechanics; we just play them on YouTube. Reference your service manual for step-by-step directions and torque settings. Or please consider using a certified mechanic for repairs and modifications.
Tools and torque settings
Ratchets; extensions; turkey baster; light; jack; jack stands; and a “cooler-than-you” tool (optional)
13mm pinch bolt 36 ft lbs.
18mm wrench hoses 27 ft lbs.
21mm trackbar/drag link 125 ft lbs.
1 5/16″ pitman arm 185 ft lbs.
Steering box 87 ft lbs.
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