My 2016 doesn't get many miles on it since its an extra vehicle. Mostly use it for camping / trail riding. Few weekends ago did some snow wheeling that had a lot of mud / ice / snow and everything else you could image. Some of the mud / water crossings were 2' deep or so (broke my bumper but that's a topic for another day) so everything under the hood got wet / muddy. Pressure washed the vehicle, under it engine bay everything. Started the truck up today, it's been on and driven about 2 miles last weekend, and the loudest belt squeal I have heard in a long time. Popped the hood and the noise is coming right from the power steeling pump pulley. If I toss just a tad bit of water on it, the noise goes away. Figured I'd swap the best and call it good. Removed the belt and when I checked the play in all the pulleys, the power steering pump pulley is able to move forward and backwards a bit. Is the s*** toast or is there supposed to be a tad bit of play in it? I don't recall things needing some play but I guess it is possible. I haven't put the new belt on to test mainly because if I need a new pump I just want to do it all and be done. For reference, 2016 with 45K miles. Thanks