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Avancier 1 (1999-2003, petrol)

Car steering Honda Avancier 1

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Component Locations
Component Locations
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
Table of signs of malfunctions Caution: To prevent damage to the power steering pump, do not hold the steering wheel in the extreme left or right position for a long time. Before performing troubleshooting, make sure...
Checking the operation of the steering
Checking the operation of the steering
Backlash Steering wheel play: 0-10 mm Checking the steering connections See fig. on the next p. Check for play by moving the steering wheel forward and backward, up and down, and turning it left and right. Check if...
Checking the level and replacing the fluid
Checking the level and replacing the fluid
Checking the fluid level Recommended fluid: Honda Ultra V or Ultra PSF-II power steering fluid. Fluid replacement 1. Disconnect the return hose from the tank side and install the plug on the tank. 2. Attach a suitable...
Adjusting the guide rail
Adjusting the guide rail
Before adjusting, set the steering wheel to the position corresponding to the vehicle moving in a straight line. 1. Using the special tool, loosen the lock nut and use the open-end wrench to adjust the guide rack screw...
Checking the power steering on a stationary vehicle
Checking the power steering on a stationary vehicle
1. Check the power steering fluid level and pump belt tension. 2. Start the engine and leave it at idle speed. 3. Warm up the oil by turning the steering wheel left and right several times. Oil temperature during...
Checking oil pressure
Checking oil pressure
When disconnecting the hoses, be careful not to spill power steering fluid on the body or other components. 1. Check the power steering fluid level and pump belt tension. 2. Disconnect the fluid supply hose from the...
Steering wheel — removal
Steering wheel — removal
1. Remove the driver's airbag from the steering wheel ( see chapter Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) ). 2. Disconnect the ground, audio control, adaptive cruise control switch, and horn switch connectors. 3. Loosen...
Steering wheel — disassembly and assembly
Steering wheel — disassembly and assembly
See fig. on the next p.
Steering wheel — installation
Steering wheel — installation
1. Make sure that the position of the front wheels corresponds to the vehicle moving in a straight direction. 2. Center the spiral wire. Turn the coiled wire clockwise until it stops. Turn the coil wire counterclockwise...
Steering column — device
Steering column — device
Steering column — removal and installation
Steering column — removal and installation
Caution: Do not subject the steering column to axial impacts. 1. Remove the driver's airbag from the steering wheel ( see chapter Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) ). 2. Remove the steering wheel (see above). 3....
Steering column — check
Steering column — check
Caution: Do not subject the steering column to axial impacts. About replacing the ignition switch and steering column lock see chapter Electrical equipment . 1. Move the tilt adjustment lever 3-5 times, and then measure...
Power Steering Pump — Removal and Installation
Power Steering Pump — Removal and Installation
Be careful not to let any power steering fluid come into contact with the body, pump belt or pulley. 1. Drain the power steering fluid (see above). 2. Disconnect the feed hose and suction hose from the pump. Install...
Power Steering Pump — Disassembly
Power Steering Pump — Disassembly
Attention: The pump is made of aluminum alloy, so do not drop or damage it. Place a cloth underneath when securing the pump in a vice. Before assembly, thoroughly clean the pump components from dirt and dust, and during...
Power Steering Pump — Check
Power Steering Pump — Check
Regulating valve 1. Check the valve surfaces for damage. If there is dirt on the mesh, remove it. 2. Install the control valve into the housing and check that it moves smoothly in the housing. 3. Immerse the valve with...
Power Steering Pump — Assembly
Power Steering Pump — Assembly
Caution: The pump is made of aluminum alloy, so do not drop or damage it. When fixing the pump in a vice, put a cloth under it. 1. Align the intermediate valve pin with the outlet hole in the pump body, install the...
Steering gear — removal
Steering gear — removal
Clean the steering gear thoroughly with a steam cleaner. 1. Drain the steering fluid (see above). 2. Set the front wheels to the position corresponding to the vehicle moving in a straight direction and remove them. 3....
Steering gear — disassembly
Steering gear — disassembly
Attention. If you clamp the steering gear in a vice to perform the work, place wooden blocks underneath. If you squeeze the hollow central part of the steering gear too hard, it may become deformed. Store removed...
Steering gear — component layout
Steering gear — component layout
Attention. Clean all components thoroughly before assembly. Pay attention to the direction of installation of the oil seals. The side of the oil seal with the groove should be directed towards the oil cameras. During...
Steering gear — assembly
Steering gear — assembly
1. Apply power steering fluid to the surface of the special tool. 2. Place the sealing ring and O-ring on the conical section of the special tool and slide them to the end of the special tool. To ensure that the sealing...
Steering gear — installation
Steering gear — installation
1. On 2WD models, move the steering rack all the way to the left, and on 4WD models, move it all the way to the right. 2. Place the steering gear on the rear beam. 2WD models Place the left end of the fully left slatted...
Steering gear — replacing the ball joint boot
Steering gear — replacing the ball joint boot
1. Disconnect the tie rod end from the steering knuckle. 2. Remove the tie rod end from the rack end. 3. Remove the ball joint boot of the tip. 4. Remove old grease from the ball joint and pack in new grease. 5. Fill...
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