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Terrepower products are manufactured using 100% premium parts and are built and tested to meet or exceed OE standards. Terrepower does not substitute adapted, converted or “will fit” components, which means that the new unit is an exact replacement for the original equipment part. Installation Tips Replace Power Steering Pressure and Return Hoses when replacing the power steering pump. Steering hoses can degrade internally and cause contamination in the power steering system, which can damage the new power steering pump Where applicable, replace the Power Steering Reservoir or clean the internal filter Completely flush the system with an OE approved Power Steering Fluid prior to installation (the correct type of fluid is noted on the reservoir cap or in your owner's manual). Flushing the system is critical to prevent system contamination and failure Consider replacing the Belt (found in the Belt Drive category). Modern belts wear gradually and become less efficient, which can put strain on the Power Steering Pump and other belt driven components Install the pump and any supplied o-ring seals according to installation instructions, to prevent leaking Consider installing a Power Steering Filter on the Power Steering Return Hose to prevent system contamination and extend the life of the power steering components A replacement Power Steering Pump can whine or make noise until air is purged from the fluid. Bleed the system during installation to prevent noise and extend the life of the steering components Helpful Tools: Pulley Tool | Power Steering Bleeder Kit | Leak Detection Dye | Ultra Violet (UV) Light Installation Videos Flushing The Power Steering System How To Troubleshoot and Install A Power Steering Pump Pulley Installation Vacuum Bleeding The Power Steering System Additional Resources Installation Instructions Power Steering Vacuum Bleed Procedure Power Steering Flush Procedure Flush Procedure WARNING: Attention California Customers - WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm. See www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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• Replace Power Steering Pressure and Return Hoses when replacing the power steering pump. Steering hoses can degrade internally and cause contamination in the power steering system, which can damage the new power steering pump
• Where applicable, replace the Power Steering Reservoir or clean the internal filter
• Completely flush the system with an OE approved Power Steering Fluid prior to installation (the correct type of fluid is noted on the reservoir cap or in your owner's manual). Flushing the system is critical to prevent system contamination and failure
• Consider replacing the Belt (found in the Belt Drive category). Modern belts wear gradually and become less efficient, which can put strain on the Power Steering Pump and other belt driven components
• Install the pump and any supplied o-ring seals according to installation instructions, to prevent leaking
• Consider installing a Power Steering Filter on the Power Steering Return Hose to prevent system contamination and extend the life of the power steering components
• A replacement Power Steering Pump can whine or make noise until air is purged from the fluid. Bleed the system during installation to prevent noise and extend the life of the steering components