Specification:

Condition: Brand New

Pulley Included: Yes

Reservoir Included: Yes

Inlet Attachement Type: Hose Barb

Outlet Attachment Type: Threaded

Part Number:

20-326, 20326, 7120153, N7120153, 2074326, 6S4Z-3A674-A, 6S4Z-3A674-ARM, 7S4Z-3A674-A, 6S4Z3A674A, 6S4Z3A674ARM, 7S4Z3A674A

Features:

1) Vehicle Fitment: Compatible with Ford Focus 2006-2011 L4 2.0L Gas, with Focus 2006-2007 L4 2.3L Gas, with Focus 2007 l5 2.5L Gas, with Transit Connect 2010-2011 L4 2.0L Gas (Reference Number: 20-326, 20326, 7120153, N7120153, 2074326, 6S4Z-3A674-A, 6S4Z-3A674-ARM, 7S4Z-3A674-A, 6S4Z3A674A, 6S4Z3A674ARM, 7S4Z3A674A).

2) Solid Construction: Crafted from premium alloy, with strong heat and corrosion resistance, to ensure the longevity and performance of the power steering pump, which also undergoes thorough on-vehicle and laboratory testing to ensure trouble-free operation, giving peace of mind for users.

3) Efficient Power Steering: Designed to meet or exceed OE specifications in form, fit and function, it can help the driver adjust the direction of the vehicle and reduce the force required to turn the steering wheel, giving you efficient and smooth steering control whether you're negotiating tight corners or cruising on the motorway.

4) Ideal Replacement: This power steering pump (aka: "power assit pump" or "vane pump") is replacement for above model's power steering fluid system, and may help you resolve those problems: ① steering fluid leaks ② squealing noise when steering ③ heavy and jerky steering ④ metal flakes in the fluid ⑤ power steering symbol on dashboard, making steering effortless and precise.

5) What You Get: 1 PC brand new power steering pump with pulley and reservoir (as shown in the picture). If you have any problems, please don't hesitate to reach out to us, and we will do our utmost to help you find a solution.

Fitment:

For 2006-2011 Ford Focus l4 2.0L

For 2006-2007 Ford Focus l4 2.3L

For 2007-2007 Ford Focus l5 2.5L

For 2010-2011 Ford Transit Connect l4 2.0L

Attention

* The Common Signs of Pump Failure

If you are experiencing any of the following, it is time to replace your pump

1. Hard Steering

2. Rough Steering

3. Steering Noise

4. Oil Leaking

* How to Replace a Power Steering Pump

1. Drain the Power Steering

2. Remove Accessories From Power Steering System

3. Remove the Pulley Bolts and Power Steering Pump

4. Press on the Power Steering Pulley

5. Align the Pulley and Attach the Belts

6. Flush and Fill the Power Steering System and Then Cleanup

Installation Precautions:

* About Noisy:

1. Check that the suction pipe resistance is not too high.

2. Check that the pressure setting of the safety valve is not too high.

3. The gas in the pump must be evacuated, check the tightness of each joint to prevent air from entering.

* About Leaks:

1. Check that the pipes and pipe connections are not damaged.

2. Tighten the booster pump mounting bolts.

3. Check, clean or replace the filter device, keep the oil circuit free of obstructions and prevent the valve core from being blocked by foreign bodies.

Warm Tip: Any auto part installation must be in accordance with right operating procedures to avoid accidents, so if you do not have an installation manual or enough skills to install this part, it is recommended that you seek help from a qualified mechanic. (No installation instruction included in the package)

Note:

1. If you can't confirm the OE number, please send us with the 17-digit VIN number so that our professional team can check if the part is suitable for your vehicle.

2. Due to differences in display and lighting, the image may not reflect the actual color of the item.

3. If the item does not work properly for you, please contact our customer service team. We will do our best to help you resolve any issues.