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andyc

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PAS PUMP DYING
« on: 03 February 2008, 19:05:16 »

Hi Guys

Looks like the PAS Pump is on the way out as there is a nice oil slick on the garage floor on the n/s of the car, and its red.

Checked TIS yesterday and according to that it seems you need to remove the A/C compressor, which means getting the A/C man in to empty the sysetm.

Has anyone do a PAS Pump on a V6 with A/C and do you need to remove/disconnect the A/c Pump.

I have a spare PAS Pump on the scrapper so its going to be a double job

Cheers
Andy
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Re: PAS PUMP DYING
« Reply #1 on: 03 February 2008, 20:08:08 »

I have recently gone through this with our 2.5, you do not need to remove the compressor. Where they got that idea from I do not know.
Changing the hydraulic pump is actually quite straightforward, very messy though.
Cover the ABS controller and the A/C compressor to avoid filling them with fluid.

Unless of course there is some variant that has a different layout.
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Re: PAS PUMP DYING
« Reply #2 on: 03 February 2008, 21:05:11 »

cheers mike i'll have a go during the week
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