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How to Remove & Replace 2002 Toyota Highlander Power Steering Reservoir [2001 – 2007]

October 10, 2026

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Learn how to remove and replace the power steering fluid reservoir on a 2002 Toyota Highlander. This step-by-step DIY tutorial covers removing the 10mm mounting bolts, hose clamps, hoses, and power steering reservoir from the engine bay. Power steering reservoirs can become brittle and develop cracks over time from repeated engine heat cycles. This guide can help if your reservoir is cracked, leaking, damaged, or needs to be removed to access another component. Tools used include a 10mm socket, pliers or needle-nose pliers, and a flathead screwdriver. In this video: • Power steering reservoir removal • Power steering reservoir replacement • Power steering hose removal • Hose clamp removal • Cracked reservoir replacement • Toyota Highlander engine bay repair Got car questions? Comment below and our team will try their best to answer.

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