Smallbutnotsobig (2008) models will have EPS (Electronic Power Steering) and will not have a power steering pump. Start by unplugging the cable of the negative battery terminal. With a huge syringe or suction gun empty the fluid reservoir as much as possible, and put a drain pan underneath the vehicle to receive fluid that may spill out when the hoses are unattached. In the case of a four-cylinder engine, disassemble the drivebelt, disconnection of the electrical connector to the power steering pump, unscrewing and removal of the bolt that holds the high-pressure fluid line support bracket, and unscrewing and removal of the pressure line fitting at the pump using a flare-nut wrench. Disattach the supply hose to the power steering pump, unscrew and detach the four mounting bolts and pull the power steering pump out of the bracket. A pulley removal tool can be used to remove the pulley on the work bench. In the case of V6 engine, pull out the ground wire, loosen the lug nuts on the right front wheel, lift the front of the car and position it firmly on jackstands, pull the wheel and drivebelt off. Prop the engine using a floor jack and a block of wood, after which the pulley is removed out of the power steering pump. Detach the fluid return hose of the pump letting the fluid run out into an appropriate container. Disconnect the electrical connector of the power steering fluid pressure switch and loosen a bolt that fixes the line bracket of the pressure. Unscrew the power steering pressure hose out of the pump and allow the fluid to run out into a container, two wrenches to ensure that the fitting is clamped on the tube in the pump, and to loosen the fitting. Under the power steering reservoir, loosen the refrigerant line bracket-to-body nut, and loosen the upper engine mount. Unscrew 4-6 power steering mounting bolts, and take away the bracket and pump. Installation is the opposite of removal, it is necessary to tighten the bolts and unions, replace the O-ring on the high-pressure outlet, install the drivebelt. Once the battery is reconnected, the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) will be required to relearn its idle and fuel mixture trim strategy in order to achieve the maximum driveability and performance. Lastly, fill power steering reservoir with suggested fluid and bleed power steering hydraulic system.