Overview - Power Steering Pump

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Power steering pump is not designed to be serviced. If there are customer complaints, the cause must be determined using a pressure and leak test. If there is a malfunction, replace the power steering pump.

NOTE:

Always replace seals.

Do not reuse fluid you have drained.

If power steering fluid is low in the reservoir, check the steering system for leaks.

If there are leaks in the area of the line connections, the lines/connections must first be inspected for leaks, tightened as necessary and wiped dry.

Replacement power steering pumps from the distribution center do not contain any fluid. Before installing, fill pump with Hydraulic Fluid:G 004 000 M2 and turn pump by hand. Otherwise, the power steering pump may be noisy when operating or may even be damaged.

Fluid type: Hydraulic Fluid:G 004 000 M2

Fig 1: Identifying Power Steering Pump, 6-Cylinder Diesel Overview

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Bracket
Bushing
- Drive the bushing back slightly to install the power steering pump.
Bolt
- 22 Nm
Bolt
- 9 Nm
Pressure Line
NOTE:
Push it all the way into the power steering pump when installing
Seal
- Always replace
Suction Hose
- Pay attention the installed position of the power steering pump: the marking -arrow A- must align with the marking -arrow B- on the power steering pump.
Spring Clamp
- Install on the marking on the intake hose.
Power Steering Pump
- For the allocation. Refer to the Parts Information.
- Removing and installing. Refer to POWER STEERING PUMP, REMOVING AND INSTALLING .
- Fill with oil prior to installation
- Delivery pressure, checking. Refer to POWER STEERING PUMP DELIVERY PRESSURE, CHECKING .
Bolt
- 22 Nm
- Quantity: 3
Belt Pulley
Bolt
- 22 Nm
- Quantity: 2