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1990 Mazda 323 Power Steering Hose, Power Steering Pump

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Part Description

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B092-32-280
Outer Tie Rod
- Part Notes: 323 & Protege

2
B456-32-24X
Inner Tie Rod
Part Notes: 323 & Protege; Right; 2WD
2
B456-32-25X
Inner Tie Rod
- Part Notes: 323 & Protege; Left; 2WD

2
B456-32-60YB
Power Steering Pump Mount Bracket
- Part Notes: Side
$22.47 $16.85
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3
B456-32-125
Tie Rod Boot
- Part Notes: 323 & Protege; 2WD;323 & Protege; 4WD

5
B456-32-410F
Pressure Hose
- Part Notes: Front
$54.23 $41.31
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BR71-32-49YC
Pressure Hose
- Part Notes: Rear

B456-32-6F0A
Pipe

BR71-32-688
Suction Hose

OEM 1990 Mazda 323 Parts for P/S Pump & Hoses

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Power Steering Pump Installation and Repair Tips for 1990 Mazda 323

Q:
How to remove and install a power steering pump on 1990 Mazda 323?
A:
In order to disassemble the power steering pump, a negative battery terminal should be disconnected, and fluid should be drained out of the reservoir. Unscrew hoses, disconnect the pressure line and if there is electric connector remove it. Lift the car, pull off the drivebelt and pull out the pump. Installation Reverse the steps and fill the fluid to the top.

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