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OEM 2000 Lincoln Continental Power Steering Pump
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2000 Lincoln Continental Power Steering Pump Part Number: XF3Z-3A674-ABRM
$119.25 MSRP: $191.02You Save: $71.77 (38%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Remanufactured Pump Assembly - Power Steering; Pump Assembly - Power Steering
- Manufacturer Note: Tag ID and color: HBD-DD/RED (being replaced by XF3Z-3A674-AA), every variation
- Replaces: XF3Z-3A674-AA
- Base No.: 3A674
- Item Weight: 7.30 Pounds
- Item Dimensions: 8.0 x 6.0 x 5.8 inches
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: XF3Z-3A674-ABRM
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
2000 Lincoln Continental Power Steering Pump
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2000 Lincoln Continental Power Steering Pump Parts Q&A
- Q: How to service and repair the power steering pump on 2000 Lincoln Continental?A: The first step to fix the power steering pump begins with taking off the radiator upper sight shield and cutting off the power steering reservoir pump hose. The technician must first lift the vehicle before taking off the air conditioning compressor then the routing bracket and its retaining nut. First detach the power steering pressure hose after which you must remove all four power steering pump securing bolts. The installation process should follow a reverse order of removal steps with the addition of installing a fresh seal on the high-pressure line fitting. The procedure ends with system filling then performing a leak check to validate proper system operation.