Terrepower markets and sells their products under various brand names, including Genco, Vision-OE and Wilson. The product inside the box is the same, no matter what brand name appears on the box.
TERREPOWER 7322139 Specifications
Filter Type
Plastic
Housing Material
Cast Iron
Inlet Attachment Type
Reservoir
Inlet Diameter
0.379 IN
Inlet Quantity
1
Inlet Size
0.379
Installation Kit Included
Yes
Number of Mounting Holes
4
Outlet Attachment Type
Threaded
Outlet Quantity
1
Outlet Size
M16x1.50
Outlet Thread Size
M16x1.50
Pulley Attachment Type
Press-on
Pulley Included
No
Remote Reservoir
No
Reservoir Cap Included
No
Sensor Included
No
Remanufactured; w/ Reservoir
Terrepower's Remanufacturing Process Includes:
Critical components are inspected, gauged, and magnafluxed to detect and correct hairline cracks and microscopic leaks
Cleaned and restored housing to eliminate corrosion and rust prior to assembly ensuring long service life
Seals and O-rings are replaced with new, OE-equivalent parts to extend life and reliability
Sealing surfaces are polished, restored, and checked for smoothness to eliminate leaks
Assembled units are 100% functionally tested for leaks and performance to ensure unit meets OE specifications
Hydroboost uses the pressure of the Power Steering Pump to power the Brake Booster. This is denoted by a third port on the Power Steering Pump and hoses that connect the pump to a brake unit behind the master cylinder.
Installation Tips
Replace Power Steering Pressure and Return Hoses when replacing the power steering pump. Steering hoses can degrade internally and cause contamination in the power steering system, which can damage the new power steering pump
Where applicable, replace the Power Steering Reservoir or clean the internal filter
Completely flush the system with an OE approved Power Steering Fluid prior to installation (the correct type of fluid is noted on the reservoir cap or in your owner's manual). Flushing the system is critical to prevent system contamination and failure
Consider replacing the Belt (found in the Belt Drive category). Modern belts wear gradually and become less efficient, which can put strain on the Power Steering Pump and other belt driven components
Install the pump and all supplied o-ring seals according to installation instructions, to prevent leaking
Consider installing a Power Steering Filter on the Power Steering Return Hose to prevent system contamination and extend the life of the power steering components
A replacement Power Steering Pump can whine or make noise until air is purged from the fluid. Bleed the system during installation to prevent noise and extend the life of the steering components
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