20-38771 Power Steering Pump with Pulley Reservoir Assembly Fit for Jeep-Cherokee 1996-2001, for Jeep-TJ 1997-2003, for Jeep-Wrangler 4.0L Automotive Replacement Power Steering Pumps 52087871

Upgrade Your Vehicle's Steering Performance with the 20-38771 Power Steering Pump

Part Number:

• 20-38771, 52087871, 52087871AB, 2038771, 86-00274,
• 55-7141, 50-7140, 8G12038771F, 52087871ADZ3A674A

Power Steering Pump Feature:

• Effectively reduce resistance to the steering wheel, making the driver easier.
• Made of alloy and plastic, test before delivery.
• Sophisticated design can match your power steering pump.
• Find the failed part, directly replace the new power steering pump.

Compatibility:

• 1996-2001 for Jeep Cherokee 4.0L L6
• 1997-2003 for Jeep Wrangler 4.0L L6
• 1997-2003 for Jeep TJ 4.0L L6

Note: This list is a sample of all the compatible cars for this part. Make sure this product fits your car by using the part finder above.

Why choose Farrme Power Steering Pump with Pulley:

• 1. Superior Quality: Farrme 52087871 power steering pump is built with exceptional quality and durability, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability.
• 2. Efficient Steering Performance: Farrme pump generates the necessary hydraulic pressure to provide efficient and responsive steering assistance, making your driving experience smooth and precise.
• 3. Enhanced Reliability: We prioritize reliability in our product design, minimizing the risk of sudden failures or leaks, allowing you to drive with confidence and peace of mind.
• 4. OEM Part Number: This 20-38771 power steering pump is designed and manufactured with OEM standards.
• 5. Direct Replacement: This steering system pump is a direct replacement product. If your original power steering pump is failing or leaking, this replacement steering pump could be your best choice.
• 6. Function: The power steering pump with pulley is designed to provide hydraulic assistance to the steering system, making it easier for drivers to turn their vehicle's wheels.
• 7. Improved Steering Control: The power steering pump enhances steering control by supplying pressurized fluid to the steering gear, reducing the effort required to maneuver the vehicle.

IMPORTANT NOTICE BEFORE INSTALLATION:

• ①Please verify your vehicle make, model, year, engine, and OEM part number before installation. Contact-us if you're unsure about compatibility.
• ② Flush the entire power steering system thoroughly before installing the new pump. Contaminated fluid can lead to premature failure.
• ③ Always replace old O-rings and seals on both high-pressure and return hoses. Reusing worn seals can cause external leaks.
• ④ Use only the manufacturer-recommended power steering fluid. Mixing fluid types can damage the system.
• ⑤ Do not overtighten mounting bolts. Excessive torque can crack the pump housing.
• ⑥ Bleed air from the system by turning the steering wheel fully left and right several times before starting the engine, then repeat after startup.
• ⑦ Professional installation is strongly recommended. Improper installation may lead to noise, leaks, or loss of power assist.

Signs of a faulty power steering pump(aka: "power assit pump" or "vane pump") include:

• ① steering fluid leaks
• ② squealing noise when steering
• ③ heavy and jerky steering
• ④ metal flakes in the fluid
• ⑤ power steering symbol on dashboard

Precautions for installation:

• About Noisy:
• Check whether the resistance of the suction pipe is too high.
• Check whether the pressure adjustment of the safety valve is too high.
• The gas in the pump must be evacuated, check the tightness of each joint, prevent air from entering.
• About Leaking:
• Check whether the pipes and pipe joints are damaged.
• Tighten the fixing screws of the booster pump.
• Check, clean or replace the filter device, keep the oil circuit unblocked, and avoid the valve core being blocked by foreign matter.

How to install the power steering pump:

• 1. Ensure the vehicle is stationary and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery.
• 2. Locate the original power steering pump, typically located near the front of the engine, close to the crankshaft and steering system.
• 3. Using the appropriate tools, loosen and remove the belt from the original power steering pump, making a note of the belt's routing for future installation.
• 4. Unbolt or remove the fastening screws of the original power steering pump and take it off the vehicle.
• 5. Align the new power steering pump with the corresponding bracket or base on the vehicle and secure it in place using bolts or fastening screws.
• 6. Install the belt correctly on the new power steering pump, following the routing recorded from the original pump.
• 7. Ensure the belt is properly tensioned.
• 8. Check the tightness of all installed bolts or fastening screws to ensure the pump is securely mounted.
• 9. Reconnect the negative terminal of the vehicle's battery.
• 10. Start the vehicle and check if the power steering pump operates smoothly without any abnormal noises or fluid leaks.