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Old 01-03-2017, 04:21 PM
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Does anyone have the part number for the power steering reservoir bushings
 
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I'll answer my own question.. It is part number c2c16681
 
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Is this the noise you were referring to, before?
 
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No these bushings have nothing to do with the other noise
. That noise sounds like low on fluid but only in park revved up and turning the wheel I don't actually notice it while driving
 
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Look along the frame rail, somebody probably dropped it when they changed the upper shock mount on the port side.
 
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Hi skinnypuppy_22,

It is helpful if you add the year, model, engine type and mileage of your Jag to your signature line so others don't have to ask. Without this information, many questions are impossible to answer accurately.

Regarding the P/S fluid reservoir bushings or grommets, here's a photo of Jaguar part C2C16681:




And on the left in this photo are generic wiper motor bushings commonly available at local auto parts stores that may work for your reservoir. If they're not quite thick enough, then on each end you can add a rubber washer from the plumbing department of a hardware store as shown on the right:



Cheers,

Don
 

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Thanks for that...I found some uro ones that arrived today
. And already installed
 
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