GM 26046753
Reservoir Tank

When performing hydraulic pump replacement for the vehicle start by setting it on a flat fixed location with the shaft pointed upward. A screwdriver can be inserted into the retaining clip tab while forcing the tab outward to remove the reservoir clip from the hydraulic pump assembly. You must remove the second reservoir clip before taking out the reservoir from the hydraulic pump housing. Place the O-ring seal in the trash after removing it from the reservoir neck or inside the hydraulic pump housing. To install the O-ring seal for assembly you should apply power steering fluid onto it and place it onto the reservoir neck. Attach the reservoir to the hydraulic pump assembly by properly inserting its full neck. Position the reservoir feet exactly against the hydraulic pump housing sides before installing the provided reservoir retaining clips until the hardware tabs rest inside the pump housing.

The first procedure for p series Power Steering Reservoir replacement starts with draining power steering fluid from the pump. Disassemble the mounting studs of the pump and afterwards disconnect the fitting assembly and its o-ring seal. Instructions are to distance the reservoir assembly from the pump housing assembly while you should remove the o-ring seals and and . After magnet removal it becomes necessary to clean it. Check the welch plug inside the Power Steering Pump housing while it stays in place; replacement of the Power Steering Pump housing becomes necessary when the welch plug is twisted or separated. Before installation into the pump housing assembly use new o-ring seals which need power steering fluid application for lubrication. The magnet should be attached to the pump housing assembly while the reservoir assembly installs onto it. Insert the o-ring seal after which you should join the connector and fitting assembly to the pump housing while also reinstalling the pump mounting studs. Students must connect the Power Steering Pump housing while fastening the studs to 35 - 80 nm (29 - 59 ft. Lbs.) along with the connector and fitting assembly which requires a torque of 75 nm (55 ft. Lbs.).

For CB Series power steering reservoir service and repairs start with placing the hydraulic pump on a fixed flat surface where the shaft should face upwards. Insert a screwdriver to stretch the retaining clip tab outside before moving the reservoir clip backwards from its position around the hydraulic pump assembly. Thoroughly perform the same process again to extract the second reservoir clip while proceeding to remove the reservoir from the hydraulic pump housing. Discard the O-ring seal from the reservoir neck either by removing it from the reservoir section or from the hydraulic pump housing compartment. Place power steering fluid on the new O-ring seal before putting it on the reservoir neck. Mount the reservoir onto the hydraulic pump assembly by ensuring the neck hole of the reservoir aligns completely with the hydraulic pump assembly components. Secure the reservoir with new retaining clips that come with the pump while matching the feet of the reservoir with the hydraulic pump housing sides.

The procedure for hydraulic pump power steering reservoir replacement begins with positioning the pump at a stable flat surface where the shaft faces upwards. By using a screwdriver you should push the retaining clip tab outside while sliding the reservoir clip away from the hydraulic pump assembly. Perform this removal steps with the second reservoir clip before removing the reservoir from the hydraulic pump housing. The O-ring seal located at the reservoir neck needs to be discarded either from the reservoir or hydraulic pump housing. When installing the O-ring seal for the reservoir assembly you must first use power steering fluid to lubricate it then position it around the reservoir neck. Place the reservoir onto the hydraulic pump assembly with its neck extended fully. Adjustment of reservoir feet needs to be accurate to the sides of the hydraulic pump housing before installing new retaining clips which must fit securely into hydraulic pump housing.

Use new O-ring seals and lubricate them with power steering fluid before installing them to the pump housing assembly.

Place the hydraulic pump on a fixed, flat surface with the shaft facing upward.