How to replace the Power Steering Assist Motor on Chevrolet HHR?

The first step when changing the power steering motor requires you to take out the Steering Column. The first step is to detach the tie strap from the power steering motor and disconnect its electrical cord. Position a cloth around the reduction unit followed by its installation into a vice with the reduction unit flange level and remove power steering motor bolts while removing the motor altogether. Wash away all grease from the reduction unit wormshaft space with a lint-free cotton cloth and equivalent products that must not contain solvents. When installing the power steering motor shaft you must apply the provided grease without using excessive amounts. The power steering motor should start smoothly but you should attempt another installation if it fails to start without coercion. Secure the power steering motor at its position then use three complete revolutions of the Steering Shaft to match the motor shaft direction to the reduction unit wormgear. You must prevent any forceful twisting motions to the motor while torquing bolts so alignment issues do not occur. The power steering motor bolts require torque of 18.5 nm (14 lb ft) and the electrical connector should be connected before installing a new tie strap followed by Steering Column reinstallation.

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Chevrolet HHR Motor Part Number: 19257875
$120.37 MSRP: $206.71
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- Other Name: Motor Kit, Power Steering
- Replaced by: 19368293
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2006-2011 Chevrolet HHR | LS, LS Panel, LT, LT Panel, SS, SS Panel | 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS, 4 Cyl 2.2 L FLEX, 4 Cyl 2.2 L GAS, 4 Cyl 2.4 L FLEX, 4 Cyl 2.4 L GAS
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Chevrolet HHR Motor Assembly Part Number: 19368295
$348.07 MSRP: $547.66
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Motor Kit, Power Steering; Power Steering Assist Motor; Motor; Motor, Power Steering
- Replaces: 15905861, 20824576
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2008-2010 Chevrolet HHR | SS, SS Panel | 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS

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The Chevrolet HHR Power Steering Assist Motor is the electric power steering part of this Chevrolet, which is popular among models HHR built from 2005 to 2011. This Power Steering Assist Motor is principally an electric motor which controls and energizes the vehicle steering for dynamic power assist in accordance with driving conditions to improve the vehicle's control and comfort. Among the features of the Chevrolet HHR that can be equipped with different power plants, the employee's favorite is the Power Steering Assist Motor, which allows for precise control of the car's steering wheel and increased road feel, making each trips less dangerous and more productive. Due to the compatibility with various HHR models the Power Steering Assist Motor can be also noted for its ability to provide high performance regardless the type of the engine and the transmission. Special features of the Power Steering Assist Motor are that it reacts to signals from sensors, which enables it to adjust the steering force as the driver moves, on real-time basis, thus improving the driving experience. The Chevrolet HHR offers a large cubic that is accompanied by several comforts and the reliability in the Power Steering Assist Motor and thus is a favorite with many drivers. In conclusion, the Chevrolet HHR Power Steering Assist Motor does not only serve as a part but more than an element that can make the difference between a boring standard car and a more efficient, safer and fun one to drive, thus making its mark on the streets of the world and becoming a well-known member of the Chevrolet family.

Chevrolet HHR Power Steering Assist Motor Parts and Q&A

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Q: How to replace the Power Steering Assist Motor on Chevrolet HHR?
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The first step when changing the power steering motor requires you to take out the Steering Column. The first step is to detach the tie strap from the power steering motor and disconnect its electrical cord. Position a cloth around the reduction unit followed by its installation into a vice with the reduction unit flange level and remove power steering motor bolts while removing the motor altogether. Wash away all grease from the reduction unit wormshaft space with a lint-free cotton cloth and equivalent products that must not contain solvents. When installing the power steering motor shaft you must apply the provided grease without using excessive amounts. The power steering motor should start smoothly but you should attempt another installation if it fails to start without coercion. Secure the power steering motor at its position then use three complete revolutions of the Steering Shaft to match the motor shaft direction to the reduction unit wormgear. You must prevent any forceful twisting motions to the motor while torquing bolts so alignment issues do not occur. The power steering motor bolts require torque of 18.5 nm (14 lb ft) and the electrical connector should be connected before installing a new tie strap followed by Steering Column reinstallation.