1. Remove the power steering reservoir cap, pump out the working fluid from the reservoir (for example, with a large syringe) and replace the cap to prevent dirt from getting into the reservoir.
2. Squeeze the bent ears of the clamp, slide the clamp along the hose and disconnect the pump suction hose from the tank.
3. Similarly, disconnect the steering gear drain hose from the reservoir.
4. Remove the power steering reservoir by pressing the reservoir lock and lifting it upwards from the bracket on the radiator frame.
5. Install the power steering fluid reservoir in the reverse order of removal.
6. Fill the power steering system with fluid and bleed air (see Bleeding the power steering system).