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Removing Power-Steering Gear

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Installation position of steering gear

Information 

  1. Unscrew fastening nut -1-  from the ball pin for the tie-rod ball -2-  until it is flush with the thread of the ball pin.
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    Tie-rod ball on wheel bearing housing

  2. Press tie-rod ball off the wheel bearing housing. > Pressing off tie rod 

    When pressing it off, make sure not to damage the rpm sensor.

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    Pressing off tie rod

    1. 2.1 Position > T10187 - ball joint puller  under the ball pin and fit it on the fastening nut.
    2. 2.2 Press tie-rod ball out of the tapered end of the wheel carrier using > T10187 - ball joint puller  .

    Screw in hexagon on the > T10187 - ball joint puller  until the tie-rod ball comes out of the tapered end of the wheel carrier.

  3. Remove fastening screws -arrows-  from the heat shield (steering gear/steering shaft). If the vehicle is a Cayenne with Servotronic, pull off the connector.
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    Heat shield/steering attachment

  4. Unscrew clamping screw -1-  on the steering column -2-  at the steering gear -3-  .
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    Loosening steering column at the steering gear

    Slide the steering column -2-  upwards and pull it down off the steering gear -3-  (-arrow A-  ).

  5. Remove fastening screws -arrows-  from heat shield for rear transmission mount.
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    Heat shield for rear transmission mount

  6. Loosen rear mounting for front-axle final drive (right-hand side of vehicle). Lift front-axle final drive using a suitable jack > Lifting front-axle final drive  (use a wooden block or rubber base to prevent slipping). Remove fastening screw and lift front-axle final drive just enough to access the bearing eye above the bolting point of the front-axle carrier (do not press the cardan shaft into the stop).
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    Lifting front-axle final drive

  7. Re-insert fastening screw -arrow-  (for better access). The drive remains at the raised position and the jack can be removed.
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    Fitting fastening screw

  8. Disconnect supply and return lines -arrows-  (collect steering fluid in a suitable container). Close off lines and open threaded bores using suitable stoppers.
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    Hydraulic lines on power-steering gear

  9. Remove fastening screws on the steering gear -arrows-  .
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    Mounting for power-steering gear

  10. To make it easier to remove the steering gear, unclip the coolant hoses -arrows-  from the brackets and move them upwards.
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    Exposing coolant hoses

  11. Remove fastening screws -1-  for the heat shield -2-  near the bellows -3-  for the right tie rod.
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    Heat shield for right tie rod

  12. Push the steering gear to the right, out of the chassis subframe mounting points, and turn it to the rear. > Guiding out power-steering gear 
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    Guiding out power-steering gear

  13. Turn the steering gear approx. 90-100 degrees -arrow-  to the rear.
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    Turning steering gear

  14. Unclip coolant hoses in the wheel housing from the retaining clip. Then, carefully push the steering gear to the right and remove it by pulling it down through the chassis subframe.