Power Steering Pump Replacement Cost

If your steering is stiff or whining, the power steering pump may be failing. Here's what replacement runs.

Power steering pump replacement costs between $350 and $800 for most vehicles. The pump typically runs $100 to $350 for a remanufactured unit, and labor is one to two hours. The job includes draining the old fluid, removing the pump, installing the new one, refilling with fresh fluid, and bleeding air from the system. Some vehicles with complex routing or limited access take longer.

Symptoms of a failing power steering pump include whining or groaning when turning the wheel, stiff steering especially at low speeds, fluid leaks under the car on the driver's side, and foamy or discolored power steering fluid. A pump that whines only when cold may just need fluid, but persistent noise and stiffness mean the pump's internal components are wearing out. Low fluid from a leak can also burn out the pump.

Ez Mobile Mechanic replaces power steering pumps at your Jacksonville location. We charge $150 for the first hour and $100 per hour after — and we bring the tools and parts to your driveway. We're a mobile mechanic in Jacksonville who handles the whole job on site. No tow truck, no shop drop-off. Call (904) 788-7272.