To remove

IMPORTANT: Scrupulous cleanliness must always be observed when carrying out any work involving hydraulic components.

Remove the intake manifold.

Fig 1: Illustration For Step 1 And 2
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Remove the engine cover.
Raise the car.
Remove the front right wheel.
Remove the lower engine cover.

Fig 2: Illustration For Step 5
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Cars with xenon headlamps: Remove the level sensor.

Fig 3: Illustration For Step 6
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Remove the right-hand cover.

Fig 4: Illustration For Step 7
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Detention and remove the multigroove V-belt.

Fig 5: Illustration For Step 8
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Lower the car to the floor.
Clamp the pump hoses with two pairs of pinch-off pliers.

Fig 6: Illustration For Step 10
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Place a receptacle under the car.
Cover the A/C compressor pulley to avoid getting oil on it.
IMPORTANT: Power steering fluid must not come in contact with the belt pulley or belt.
Remove the supply hose from the pump and lift up the hose. Mop up any oil with a rag.

Fig 7: Illustration For Step 13 To 16
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Remove the bolt securing the delivery pipe bracket.
Undo the delivery pipe banjo nipple. Mop up any oil with a rag.
Remove the pump and empty the oil into the receptacle.