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    M 1009 power steering pulley

    So... do you have power steering and power brakes now along with a messy garage floor? Or do you just have a messy garage floor?
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    M 1009 power steering pulley

    Bleed it. Jack up the front so your tires are off the ground and with the engine off turn it lock to lock a dozen or so times. Fire it up and do the same. Check the fluid level. Should be A-OK after that.
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    M 1009 power steering pulley

    Every one I have seen goes on until it is flush with the pump shaft.
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    M 1009 power steering pulley

    I would be really surprised if the pulley came off the shaft on it's own. Normally they come off the pump with part of the shaft, or the entire shaft. There is a small circlip that retains the shaft in the pump, if it fails out comes the shaft with the pulley. Other thing that is common is...
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