Is it hard to replace the ps pump? Is it something to do yourself or should I have the shop do it and about how much should I expect to pay? Thanks

 

it shouldn't be hard at all to replace the pump. it's right on top so it's very easy to access, and you can detension the belt enough to slip it off without removing your crank pulley.

the only thing i don't know how to do is bleed the system when you put the new pump in. maybe someone here can tell us how.

 

Thanks for the help...anyone else?