Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée

Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée

$76.95
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Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
  • Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
  • Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
  • Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
Réservoir de liquide de direction assistée
Product: 251-422-371
Works With: 1984-1991
Manufacturer: Quality Aftermarket
Availability: Good Stock
$76.95

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Ce réservoir de liquide de direction assistée convient à tous les Vanagon équipés de la direction assistée.

Comprend le réservoir, le bouchon principal et le bouchon de remplissage (vert).
  • 5 stars: 6 (86%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Zdenek K.

Could’t uscrew the lid…too tight. Is it on purpose?
I have it mounted already, hope everything is in there. Did I buy filter unnecessarily…?

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Finley C.

No more leaks!

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Levi B.

Great replacement with no need for the paper filters due to a mesh that is preinstalled.

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Shawn G.
Perfect replacement!

Easy to install and replaced the old brittle one on my ‘87!

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raymond s.
Great replacement

I had a crack develop in my almost 35-year-old oil reservoir and this fit perfectly and looks great.

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RC d.M.
Warning! Top very difficult to remove

Brand new tank, but to install filter, you have to remove the top. I have a lot of tools, but it took a industrial vice and a huge water pump pliers and two people to get that top loose.
GoWesty should loosen the top before shipping! Apparently they come from the factory with the top on super tight! Other than this, looks like a good product.

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Steve W.
Good part

I needed a replacement and this was a very good quality unit

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John F.

One review says filter not needed. Is this true? So far can't get top off replacement unit.

GoWesty

It is important to use the filter in your power steering reservoir. Removing the lid can be challenging, in the past when we did service, we would use very large channel locks, a bench vice, and quite a few shop racks to protect the plastic from being damaged.