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2006 Lincoln LS Power Steering Pump, Power Steering Hose
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- EU2Z-3V674-FRM
Pump Assy - Power Steering- Part Notes: Less Pressure Switch , Less Pulley , Remanufactured
- Production Date: 07/2005-04/2006
- Fitting Vehicle Options: 8 Cyl 3.9L DOHC EFI NA
- Callout Name: 3A674
MSRP: $245.45 Your Price: $150.65
OEM 2006 Lincoln LS Parts for P/S Pump & Hoses
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Power Steering Reservoir Installation and Repair Tips for 2006 Lincoln LS
- Q: How to Service the Power Steering Reservoir on 2006 Lincoln LS?A: To service the power steering reservoir, drain the fluid with a suction device. Loosen the upper and lower reservoir isolator bolts, ensuring they are tightened upon reinstallation. Disconnect the cooler-to-reservoir return hose and the reservoir-to-pump supply hose. Lift the reservoir off the isolators and reverse the procedure to reinstall.