How to replace the Power Steering Reservoir on Cadillac Catera?

Placing a drain pan under the vehicle and siphoning the fluid from the reservoir are the first steps to replace the remote power steering reservoir. This process helps prevent fluid spillage. The first procedure involves removing reservoir clamp bolts followed by removing the reservoir inlet and outlet hose clamps after which you can remove reservoir hoses and finally take out the reservoir itself. The installation process starts with reservoir placement and continued use of the Fastener Notice in Service Precautions then closing it with 7 Nm (62 inch lbs.) torque on the reservoir clamp bolt. Bleeding the power steering system needs to be done after attaching and securing the reservoir hoses along with their clamps.

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Cadillac Catera Reservoir Part Number: 90473394
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Power Steering Reservoir; Reservoir, Steering Pump
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1997-2001 Cadillac Catera | Base, Sport | 6 Cyl 3.0 L GAS

Cadillac Catera Power Steering Reservoir

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The Power Steering Reservoir can be described as a valuable component which affects the operation and durability of the Cadillac Catera's power steering system. Originally intended to be able to sustain perfect pressure of the fluids, the Power Steering Reservoir allows for easy and smooth turning of the wheel which is vital in a sedan like Cadillac Catera. Designed for Catera that has been manufactured from 1996 up to 2001, the Power Steering Reservoir is an essential element that contributes both to effectiveness and security of the automobile in the process of driving. This does not only ensure a constant flowing movement of the power steering but also emphasises on the durability of the power steering systems. The Cadillac Catera which has luxurious characteristics and powerful V6 engine is improved with Power Steering Reservoir that is resistant and can be bought separately or in suitable sets with other components. This flexibility helps in maintenance so that the Cadillac Catera would always be fit for use on the roads as a comfortable and safe car. Furthermore, there is a unique Power Steering Reservoir in the whole automotive market owing to its maximum quality production as well as the compatibility of the Cadillac brand with luxury and performance. Therefore, the Power Steering Reservoir is evident of Cadillac's endeavor to ensure customers get the prime every time they are behind the wheel of the Cadillac Catera therefore it is an important part of the Cadillac Catera.

Cadillac Catera Power Steering Reservoir Parts and Q&A

Reservoir
90473394
Q: How to replace the Power Steering Reservoir on Cadillac Catera?
A:
Placing a drain pan under the vehicle and siphoning the fluid from the reservoir are the first steps to replace the remote power steering reservoir. This process helps prevent fluid spillage. The first procedure involves removing reservoir clamp bolts followed by removing the reservoir inlet and outlet hose clamps after which you can remove reservoir hoses and finally take out the reservoir itself. The installation process starts with reservoir placement and continued use of the Fastener Notice in Service Precautions then closing it with 7 Nm (62 inch lbs.) torque on the reservoir clamp bolt. Bleeding the power steering system needs to be done after attaching and securing the reservoir hoses along with their clamps.