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FORD![]() | 2006-2009 Focus |
2006-2009 Focus vehicles built on or after 10/3/2005 may experience a customer concern of the Power Steering (P/S) system leaking and/or system noisy.
This may be due to a damaged O-ring seal at the P/S reservoir-to-pump body causing a low fluid level or fluid aeration.
ACTION:
Follow the Service Procedure to replace P/S pump reservoir-to-pump body O-rings.
SERVICE PROCEDURE
NOTE: IF ANY P/S SYSTEM COMPONENTS HAVE BEEN RECENTLY SERVICED OR THE SYSTEM HAS BEEN OPERATED BELOW THE MINIMUM FLUID LEVEL, THE P/S SYSTEM PURGING PROCEDURE SHOULD BE COMPLETED PRIOR TO PERFORMING THIS PROCEDURE.
- Inspect P/S system fluid level.
- Inspect P/S system for a leak condition at P/S fluid reservoir-to-pump attachment for signs of leakage.
- If found, proceed to Step 3.
- If no leak is observed at this connection, this procedure does not apply. Refer to the Workshop Manual (WSM) for normal diagnostics.
- Remove the P/S fluid reservoir. Proceed to Step 4.
- Inspect P/S pump reservoir inlet bore for burrs or damage.
- If minor burrs are found, these may be corrected by using fine grit (240 or finer) emery paper (obtain locally).
- If larger burrs or damage is found, replace P/S pump.
- If inlet bore is free from burrs or damage, replace reservoir O-rings.
- Lubricate the O-rings with MERCON V or equivalent. Reinstall P/S pump and reservoir assembly.
PART NUMBER | PART NAME |
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6S4Z-3F886-A | O-Ring (2 Required) |
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