2007 chevy impala power steering pump replacement cost

Difficulty in turing the wheel

The most common symptoms associated with power steering pump failure is you will feel difficulty in turning the steering wheel. The steering wheel of your vehicle will feel very stiff than usual and you will have to use a lot of strength & force just to make a basic turn.

Appearance of the power steering

When the power steering fluid which has turned to dark grey indicates oxidationd, it can cause the tubes that move the fluid to gum up, which leads to power steering failure. If you notice foams or bubbles present in the fluid, then it indicates water or air in the power steering line.

Fluid levers

If the level of your power steering fluid is low, then it is a sign of a leak, which might be caused due to a failing power steering pump. A low power steering fluid level can also cause the pump to produce abnormal sounds.

Squealing sound

If you hear a squealing noise when you turn the steering wheel, or when driving slowly, it means the power steering pump is failing. and when you start the car & hear a clunking or chattering noise under the hood, it is related to the power steering pump failure.

How much should it cost to replace a power steering pump?

If you've got a bad power steering pump, chances are you're asking that question right now. The cost of a power steering pump replacement typically ranges between $400 and $1,000.

Does a 2007 Chevy Impala have a power steering pump?

We currently carry 9 Power Steering Pump products to choose from for your 2007 Chevrolet Impala, and our inventory prices range from as little as $80.99 up to $273.99. On top of low prices, Advance Auto Parts offers 4 different trusted brands of Power Steering Pump products for the 2007 Chevrolet Impala.

Is it expensive to fix power steering pump?

Power steering pumps are essential to the operation of the car cars with power steering. The job can be costly: between $100-$200 for new power steering pump if you DIY and around $500 to get it done by a mechanic. That said, it is not nearly as expensive as replacing your vehicle.

How long does it take to replace a power steering pump?

It takes two to three hours for a competent mechanic to switch over a power steering pump. Power steering pump replacement costs vary across the country according to each garage and dealership.