If it's just the hydraulic hose and not something worse....I know the return
line can be easily replaced and can be done with a straight piece of
hydraulic hose from the top without a lift, I did mine for <10 bucks. It
goes from the reservoir to the passenger side firewall under the airbox.
Plus had enough left over to do the one short piece that is near the fuel
pump.
Not sure about the cost of other hoses that have fittings pressed on the
ends and maybe are formed(not straight).

-Ry
http://www.google.com/profiles/rylincoln

On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 4:31 PM, Dave Mcneely <mcneely4@cox.net> wrote:

> Power steering fluid is leaking from the reservoir, the hose connections,
> or the hoses themselves.  It appears most likely to be the connections of
> the two hoses at the reservoir.  How difficult a repair is this to do
> myself?  Where do the other ends of those hoses connect -- how hard to get
> to without a lift?  I assume that I will need to bleed air from the power
> steering system after the repair.  How difficult is that to do?
>
> Thanks, mcneely
>