How to Service the Power Steering Reservoir on Lincoln Aviator?

The power steering fluid service process must start by draining the power steering reservoir using a vacuum tube that prevents contamination because it speeds up power steering component failure. The first step is to separate the hose from the fluid cooler-to-reservoir connection through the clamp followed by disconnecting the upper clamp connecting the reservoir-to-pump hose before hose removal. The two upper bolts of the power steering reservoir must be removed while making sure the bolts achieve 3 Nm (27 inch lbs.) torque when reinstalling later. Remove the lower bolt of the power steering reservoir yet tighten it to 3 Nm (27 inch lbs.) when reattaching it. The power steering system needs proper filling after reinstalling items in the reverse order of the removal procedure.

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Lincoln Aviator Reservoir Part Number: 2C5Z-3A697-AA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Reservoir Assembly; Power Steering Reservoir
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2003-2005 Lincoln Aviator | Base | 8 Cyl 4.6 L GAS

Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir

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The Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir is the part that defines the stability and efficiency of the Lincoln Aviator line-up. In its function of regulating the flow of fluids and pressure with in the power steering system the reservoir guarantees drivers of a smooth turning wheel making the vehicle more efficient and safe to drive. The Power Steering Reservoir offered by Piificfa is compatible with distinct versions of Lincoln Aviator models, and this part has primary importance in giving a smooth steering feel that is incredibly important in luxury cars, especially in an SUV. Of this reservoir, the Lincoln Aviator especially reaps the most gains since the vehicle provides high performance and luxurious characteristics together with excellent maneuverability, making it unique in the automotive county. Furthermore, the Power Steering Reservoir is generally just available as the reservoir, but full sets that include essential power steering lines and hoses are also provided for those requiring to replace the entire power steering system. Such versatility underlines the role of the Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir in preserving the car's functionality even more. As for the Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir, it is both functional and aesthetic; being functionally built to complement the car and increase the safety level by delivering a reliable power steering. In conclusion, the Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir is one of the best examples of the brand's approach towards the quality and flawless work of the Lincoln Aviator's equipment, which makes it an essential component of the car.

Lincoln Aviator Power Steering Reservoir Parts and Q&A

Reservoir
2C5Z-3A697-AA
Q: How to Service the Power Steering Reservoir on Lincoln Aviator?
A:
The power steering fluid service process must start by draining the power steering reservoir using a vacuum tube that prevents contamination because it speeds up power steering component failure. The first step is to separate the hose from the fluid cooler-to-reservoir connection through the clamp followed by disconnecting the upper clamp connecting the reservoir-to-pump hose before hose removal. The two upper bolts of the power steering reservoir must be removed while making sure the bolts achieve 3 Nm (27 inch lbs.) torque when reinstalling later. Remove the lower bolt of the power steering reservoir yet tighten it to 3 Nm (27 inch lbs.) when reattaching it. The power steering system needs proper filling after reinstalling items in the reverse order of the removal procedure.