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go to advance or autozone and buy a power steering pulley tool, its really the only way to get it off.
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Ok, got it off.
Now, how does the reservoir seperate from the pump. A new pump w/o the reservoir is only $60, but with a reservoir its $150. Thats an outrage so I have to keep my reservoir.
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there are 2 clip type things on the sides that hold the reservoir to the pump, not too hard to get off.
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