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Has anyone run third-party pumps like these? I'm assuming made in China...
Amazon product ASIN B074FTDNLY
Power Steering Pump Fit Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ 1HD 1HZ 1HD-FT 44320-60171 | eBay
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Amazon product ASIN B074FTDNLY
This worked well in my case for a reseal. Bearing can be found here too. 0444660070 Toyota GASKET KIT, POWER STEERING PUMP, Price: 29.44$, Weight: 0.03kg - PartSouq - Auto Parts Around the World PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World
Some of the US shops might be carrying them now too. Maybe give cruiser outfitters a ring.
Some of the US shops might be carrying them now too. Maybe give cruiser outfitters a ring.
Has anyone run third-party pumps like these? I'm assuming made in China...
Power Steering Pump Fit Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ 1HD 1HZ 1HD-FT 44320-60171 | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Power Steering Pump Fit Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ 1HD 1HZ 1HD-FT 44320-60171 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.com
Amazon product ASIN B074FTDNLY
Junk. Don’t do it.
OEM PS pump for 1HD interations can be had from your local Toyota dealership.
Sonofaskipper
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I thought the PSP for the 1HDT was NLA from Toyota. Am I to infer that pumps from the 24 valve variants will work for the 12 valve?
It is quite readily available.
Regarding whether it fits your specific application, you’d need to discuss that with your parts professional.
I’m just stating that the pump is available new OEM.
Sonofaskipper
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I must’ve misread the parts catalog from Partsouq.
You’re the man, Onur.
44320-60171 if that makes things easier.
Don’t forget the high pressure gaskets as well. 44326-30030.
If yours just leaking then the seal job might do the trick. If it is not working like it should, like stiff steering, groaning etc, then it may be caused by worn vane blades and cam. In my case, I've swapped only the internals of the pump from a different model toyota /3Y engine/ with low mileage and known good working pump. The 3Y pump housing was different but the internals were same so I just swapped the vane blades, cam ring and rear plate. In the process I also changed the o-rings and seals. The 1hd-t pump new was like 400$ but the 3Y pump was 25$. In the end I had a leak free pump working perfectly.
44320-60171 if that makes things easier.
Don’t forget the high pressure gaskets as well. 44326-30030.
Onur, did you mean 44327-30030?
Yes.
Much appreciated!
Anyone have a Stateside source for this gasket? 9030160002 Genuine Toyota RING, O(FOR VANE PUMP) 90301-60002 | eBay
I found a similar gasket at NAPA but it's a little thicker and round, this one is somewhat flat. Probably best to get correct part...
I found a similar gasket at NAPA but it's a little thicker and round, this one is somewhat flat. Probably best to get correct part...
FWIW, WitsEnd has the whole seal kits in stock.
Just rebuilt the pump, hooked up all the hoses, started the engine:
Wheels do not turn, I did not to force it, shut off engine.
I started at the FSM step for Bleeding of the Power Steering System (pg. SR-34 in my manual). It says to start the engine with the wheels on the ground and move wheels side to side.
Should I do the procedure for Replacement of Power Steering Fluid? This says to support the front end with jackstands. This honestly may be an issue because I had to driveway pirate this project as opposed to the shop I usually can work in...
Is there another step to give the pump a first prime before starting the bleed? I didn't see anything in the FSM...Thanks!
Wheels do not turn, I did not to force it, shut off engine.
I started at the FSM step for Bleeding of the Power Steering System (pg. SR-34 in my manual). It says to start the engine with the wheels on the ground and move wheels side to side.
Should I do the procedure for Replacement of Power Steering Fluid? This says to support the front end with jackstands. This honestly may be an issue because I had to driveway pirate this project as opposed to the shop I usually can work in...
Is there another step to give the pump a first prime before starting the bleed? I didn't see anything in the FSM...Thanks!
Thats how Ive always done it, nothing else. Except get out and check the reservoir level.
No no
Thanks mate. Got it done this morning. Engine on, front wheels raised, went back and forth a few times. Held it at the stops until the fluid level almost over flowed, then cycled back to the other side, held at the stop... Did that about 10 times and it's nice and crisp now! No leaks from the pump....yet.
Thanks mate. Got it done this morning. Engine on, front wheels raised, went back and forth a few times. Held it at the stops until the fluid level almost over flowed, then cycled back to the other side, held at the stop... Did that about 10 times and it's nice and crisp now! No leaks from the pump....yet.
