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Steve42 15th November 2016 17:07

Power assisted steering pump
 
Hi all.

My steering pump has sprung a leak on the v6
any good brands to replace it with .

Thanks

Dragrad 16th November 2016 00:39

Had a similar problem, replaced with an used one that did not leak.... albeit on a diesel, but no problem yet ;);)

I have no idea whether there are any non OEM replacements...... :shrug:

Steve42 16th November 2016 05:21

thanks for the info.
have got to take mine in to be done due to the fact I have no time .

second one I have had go on me .
one on a 1.8 and now on the v6 .
garage asked me if it was the same one fitted to the jag .
so god knows what I will end up with .

thanks
steve

Mertens34 16th November 2016 07:23

I had the same problem on my v6.

I bought a used one online but that one was not good either. (grinding noise when steering)

So i bought another used one (this one had warranty from the garage)
This one is good. My steering is smooth and without any noise again.

beinet1 16th November 2016 08:29

This issue seems to be more and more common on the KV6 PAS pump as the seals are getting older, get hard and starts to leak. The fix might be a simple 15min job of replacing the O-ring on the PAS pump inlet flange:

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=216520

SD1too 16th November 2016 10:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve42 (Post 2399571)
... any good brands to replace it with .

Don't throw it away Steve! As Beinet1 says, it most likely just needs a new seal. Send it to Jay Gee Hydraulic Services. I can recommend them highly from personal experience.

Simon

mr m 16th November 2016 15:48

i have used these http://steeringseals.com to get a repair kit from as mine was leaking from the o ring and worse from the gasket. there site was down for maintenance when i just checked but you are properly better of ringing them (no. on site) as i seem to remember they do not list the zt/75. the cost was about 18.00 when i purchased them and it has been leak free since doing the job. a very satisfying feeling when repairing an item instead of just replacing.




mark.

SD1too 16th November 2016 18:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr m (Post 2399950)
i have used these http://steeringseals.com to get a repair kit ..

It's the same company Mark. ;)
Quote:

... a very satisfying feeling when repairing an item instead of just replacing.
:wot: :iagree:

Simon

mr m 16th November 2016 20:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too (Post 2400018)
It's the same company Mark. ;)

:wot: :iagree:

Simon

thank you Simon, i didn't know that,




mark.

Steve42 16th November 2016 20:16

Thanks all .
It booked in the garage tomorrow to be sorted .
problem I have this week I'm on a 102 hour working week .
so no time to do it myself. And as we need both cars due to me and the wife's working times
don't match up only have a small window of when it can be done .
The last one I had done was on a 1.8 so may not only be common on the v6.

Thanks for the info all . Fingers crossed it's just a seal broke .

Steve


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