[jonsonata]

Hello. I need help trying to replace a leaking power steering hose. Btw, it's a '99 Sonata GLS V6. The pin hole leak apparently is coming from a rubber hose connected to a metal hose on either end. It's located at the bottom, rear of the engine, passenger side, right next to what looks like the alternator. Ok so I've determined which hose needs to be replaced but I can't seem to disconnect it from the metal hose. The fitting/connector doesn't appear to be a bolt on type or something. I've attempted to loosen it simply by holding the connector with my hand and turning it counterclockwise with as much torque as I can, but the rubber hose seems force it to rebound back to it's original position. So how can I disconnect this hose?? Thanks.

[attachment=20190ower_st...uid_leak.JPG] The leaking hose is the golden brown shiny one

[attachment=20191:New_Image.JPG] this is the fiiting/connector that connects to the metal hose

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[jonsonata]

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[sbr711]

QUOTE (jonsonata @ Sep 8 2010, 07:00 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=355131

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The hose comes as the high pressure ruuber assembled to a steel tube that runs across top of rack to the spool valve.. DONT waste your time trying to seperate the steel line from the rubber line, replace the whole part.

 

[jonsonata]

^^thanks for the reply. Ok so how and where do I detach this whole hose line unit?

 

[Guest]

Update desired

^^thanks for the reply. Ok so how and where do I detach this whole hose line unit?

Did you ever find out how to do this? I'm having the same trouble. What is that whole part called?

 

[sbr711]

Hyundai sells the line as an assembly...

Pressure hose run from banjo bolt at P/S pump through rubber hydraulic hose to steel line just above rack, then steel line continue on to spool valve at rack.

Return line is multiple piece... most commonly replaced piece runs from spool valve to joint at right front corner of frame at bottom corner of radiator (easiest seen by removing A/C fan at passenger side of radiator).

We typically keep both piece in stock.

 

[Guest]

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Hyundai sells the line as an assembly...

Pressure hose run from banjo bolt at P/S pump through rubber hydraulic hose to steel line just above rack, then steel line continue on to spool valve at rack.

Return line is multiple piece... most commonly replaced piece runs from spool valve to joint at right front corner of frame at bottom corner of radiator (easiest seen by removing A/C fan at passenger side of radiator).

We typically keep both piece in stock.

Can you tell me what the items are that I labeled on the image in this link? Is "A" the pressure hose? Where should I look for the power steering pump in regards to this picture? https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.ne...44060751_1535972346_31705393_2141855575_n.jpg

 

[sbr711]

Can you tell me what the items are that I labeled on the image in this link? Is "A" the pressure hose? Where should I look for the power steering pump in regards to this picture? https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.ne...44060751_1535972346_31705393_2141855575_n.jpg

Your "DRIVES" does not say which engine you have...

P/S pump is not in your picture... follow large feed line from P/S oil resevoir to the P/S pump...

"A" is the return line (low pressure)

"B" if extended on straight past the harness in your pic is the high pressure hose..

"C" is a hydraulic tube from spool valve to 1 side of the power assist portion of rack

"D" is the steering rack

Return line is same for the 4 and 6, pressure line is different for the 4 and 6

 

[Guest]

Thanks. I drive a 4 cyl. Where can I look up those numbers on the diagram? Are those Hyundai part numbers?

 

[sbr711]

57510-38000 hose assembly - power steering oil pressure 2.4l --> $249.57


57560-38000 HOSE - COMPLETE RETURN --> $78.56

Add bottle of plain old P/S oil

 

[santa06]

www.fourgreen.com - Hyundai/Kia - SONATA EF 99MY - HOSE ASSY-P/S OIL PRESSURE - 575103D100, 5751038000

Here it is for $90 plus maybe $25 shipping , add a another item like plug wires for maybe $5 shipping and the good OEM wires at a great price. Delivey maybe 5 days appox. Cheers


Second part for 57560-38000 for $30.50 plus shipping and wait time.

 

[pjm123a]

Jonsonata, this thread may help you:
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/194-y2-ef-1989-2005-sonata/123218-major-pain-power-steering-leak.html

Be aware though that in my case it was 2002 Hyundai Sonata with the 6 cyl delta motor.

 

[Guest]

Thank you. This is helpful.

 

[Guest]

It looks like I need a lift to change this hose. I only have jack stands. I'm in a bind. The power steering pump works right now. The pressure hose I showed in my previous picture has a crack in it. Is there a way to disconnect the pump instead of changing the hose? I used to have a car that the power steering had gone out of, it was a pain to drive at first, but it was fine. Can a 2000 model Hyundai still drive and maneuver if the power steering is disengaged? I really need my car and I don't have the money to take it to a shop because I don't own a lift. Seriously frustrated. Please help.