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macafee2 8th March 2024 15:22

Reconditioning a power steering pump
 
Has anyone reconditioned a power steering pump or had someone do it for them? Where did you get the parts or who did it for you?
My main interest is a pump for a late face lift diesel.
Rimmers have exchange units for cars up to 2004, mine is 2005.
The part number is QVB000330 for late cars and QVB101391 for earlier cars.

macafee2

dave lincs 8th March 2024 17:49

Why not just get a good used one? I know there are plenty about or PM Trikey as I think he had some new ones

trikey 8th March 2024 17:55

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Originally Posted by dave lincs (Post 2990725)
Why not just get a good used one? I know there are plenty about or PM Trikey as I think he had some new ones

I've got a good used one dave, I sold all the new ones I had, the other alternative is to get a private re from 2004 and the rimmers part will work a treat 😆

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SD1too 8th March 2024 18:35

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Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2990714)
Has anyone reconditioned a power steering pump or had someone do it for them? ... who did it for you?

Here you go Ian, problem solved.

Power Steering Services

Simon

macafee2 8th March 2024 19:02

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Originally Posted by SD1too (Post 2990732)
Here you go Ian, problem solved.

Power Steering Services

Simon

Thanks Simon, I'll give the a call.

macafee2

macafee2 8th March 2024 19:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave lincs (Post 2990725)
Why not just get a good used one? I know there are plenty about or PM Trikey as I think he had some new ones


I have one I got from a member a few years ago but will not know how good it is until it is fitted and currently do not need to fit it.

As a precaution I want to investigate getting a pump reconditioned or doing it myself.

macafee2

macafee2 8th March 2024 19:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey (Post 2990726)
I've got a good used one dave, I sold all the new ones I had, the other alternative is to get a private re from 2004 and the rimmers part will work a treat 😆

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Not sure I have understood you, are you saying the earlier power steering pump will work on the later facelift cars?

macafee2

trikey 8th March 2024 19:57

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Originally Posted by macafee2 (Post 2990735)
Not sure I have understood you, are you saying the earlier power steering pump will work on the later facelift cars?



macafee2

There are two types, one has a fixed pipe, one is removable with two 10mm headed bolts, you can fit either variant, the most you will have to do is put a jubilee clip on the hose.

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The Rovering Member 8th March 2024 20:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too (Post 2990732)
Here you go Ian, problem solved.

Power Steering Services

Simon

Blimey, are they still going? Back in the '80s l had three PAS boxes from them in quick succession for my P5B. All were stiff to one side or the other & in the end they gave me my money back. I got a secondhand one from a breakers yard, installed it myself & l'm only just planning on replacing that one this year with a NOS box that l bought from James Taylor, the Rover historian.
No reflection on the company, just a story from the past. I'm sure they've learnt a thing or two since then. ;):D

macafee2 9th March 2024 06:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey (Post 2990737)
There are two types, one has a fixed pipe, one is removable with two 10mm headed bolts, you can fit either variant, the most you will have to do is put a jubilee clip on the hose.

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that is useful to know, thank you trikey.
I have a pre face lift as a breaker, I'll go take a peek at it as soon as I can. It is currently surrounded by wood

macafee2


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