1359649 Servo pump Volvo.Penta
430; 430A; 430B, 7.4GIPBYCCE; 7.4GIPBYDCE; 7.4GSIPBYCCE, 7.4GiPEFS; 7.4GSiPEFS; 8.2GSiPEFS, 7.4GIPWTR; 7.4GSIPWTR; 8.2GSIPWTR, 7.4GLPHUS; 7.4GIPHUSCE; 7.4GSIXHUS, 7.4GLPLKD; 7.4GLPLKE; 7.4GIPLKDCE, 7.4GLPMDA; 7.4GLPMDM; 8.2GLPMDA, 7.4GLPNCA; 7.4GLPNC
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Power Steering Pump Compatible with Volvo 960 940 780 760 740 240,1359649
AHDBQZNIT 1 It helps to reduce the overall weight of the vehicle and improve fuel economy. || 2 have a certain overload protection mechanism to prevent damage caused by excessive use. || 3 can automatically adjust the output pressure according to the vehicle speed and steering angle || 4 Different models and engines need to match the steering pumps with corresponding specifications || 5 Hydraulic pressure is generated by rotation, which helps the driver to turn the steering wheel more easily
AHDBQZNIT 1 It helps to reduce the overall weight of the vehicle and improve fuel economy. || 2 have a certain overload protection mechanism to prevent damage caused by excessive use. || 3 can automatically adjust the output pressure according to the vehicle speed and steering angle || 4 Different models and engines need to match the steering pumps with corresponding specifications || 5 Hydraulic pressure is generated by rotation, which helps the driver to turn the steering wheel more easily
New Power Steering Pump Compatible With VOLVO 240/740 / 760/780 / 940 1982-1995 1359649 8603042
GFDDYCWCF Under various working conditions, such as different vehicle speeds, steering angles, etc., the power steering pump can maintain a constant hydraulic pressure output to ensure the stability and reliability of the steering system || Vacuum power steering is made of corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and high-strength materials, using high-performance metal or alloy seals to ensure the long-term durability of the pump || The design and manufacturing of hydraulic power steering pumps on reliability and durability, with a long service life and reduced replacement frequency, saving users costs and time || The design structure of the power steering pump is reasonable, and the installation steps are simple and clear, which is convenient for professional maintenance personnel or car owners to install || New Power Steering Pump Compatible With VOLVO 240 / 740 / 760 / 780 / 940 1982-1995 1359649 8603042
GFDDYCWCF Under various working conditions, such as different vehicle speeds, steering angles, etc., the power steering pump can maintain a constant hydraulic pressure output to ensure the stability and reliability of the steering system || Vacuum power steering is made of corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and high-strength materials, using high-performance metal or alloy seals to ensure the long-term durability of the pump || The design and manufacturing of hydraulic power steering pumps on reliability and durability, with a long service life and reduced replacement frequency, saving users costs and time || The design structure of the power steering pump is reasonable, and the installation steps are simple and clear, which is convenient for professional maintenance personnel or car owners to install || New Power Steering Pump Compatible With VOLVO 240 / 740 / 760 / 780 / 940 1982-1995 1359649 8603042
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Power Steering Pump Assy With Pulley Compatible for VOLVO -PENTA 93/240 340 360 740 760 780 940 960 Oem 1359649 8603042
ETSJKNSY OE Number: 1359649 8603042 || Features: High reliability, stable performance, easy installation, fast response, high temperature resistance, and can better meet your needs. || Stability: Shafts are surfaced to precise specifications ; Final pump assembly is computer-tested to measure pressure, bypass, fluid flow, operation, steering effort and noise to ensure reliable performance. || Reducing Noise: Precise bushing alignment prevents premature shaft and seal wear, significantly reducing noise and vibration || Guidelines: Before installing the power steering pump, it is highly recommended to flush the system. If there is noise after installing the steering pump, ensure that air is expelled, the oil feed line is secure, the oil filter is not blocked, and the oil is clean and of low viscosity.
ETSJKNSY OE Number: 1359649 8603042 || Features: High reliability, stable performance, easy installation, fast response, high temperature resistance, and can better meet your needs. || Stability: Shafts are surfaced to precise specifications ; Final pump assembly is computer-tested to measure pressure, bypass, fluid flow, operation, steering effort and noise to ensure reliable performance. || Reducing Noise: Precise bushing alignment prevents premature shaft and seal wear, significantly reducing noise and vibration || Guidelines: Before installing the power steering pump, it is highly recommended to flush the system. If there is noise after installing the steering pump, ensure that air is expelled, the oil feed line is secure, the oil filter is not blocked, and the oil is clean and of low viscosity.
Number on catalog scheme: 15
Compatible models:
430; 430A; 430B
7.4GIPBYCCE; 7.4GIPBYDCE; 7.4GSIPBYCCE
7.4GiPEFS; 7.4GSiPEFS; 8.2GSiPEFS
7.4GIPWTR; 7.4GSIPWTR; 8.2GSIPWTR
7.4GLPHUS; 7.4GIPHUSCE; 7.4GSIXHUS
7.4GLPLKD; 7.4GLPLKE; 7.4GIPLKDCE
7.4GLPMDA; 7.4GLPMDM; 8.2GLPMDA
7.4GLPNCA; 7.4GLPNCS; 7.4GLPNCM
740A; BB740A
D4-180I-B; D4-180I-C; D4-180I-D
D6-280A-A; D6-280A-B; D6-280A-C
KAD32P; TAMD42WJ-A; KAD43P-A
KAD42A; KAMD42A; HS1A
KAD42B; KAMD42B; TAMD42B
KAD42P-A; KAMD42P-A; HS1A
MD22L; MD22P; MD22L-B
Volvo.Penta
Volvo Penta entire parts catalog list:
7.4GIPBYCCE; 7.4GIPBYDCE; 7.4GSIPBYCCE; 8.2GSIPBYCCE; DPX385XBYDCE; DPX415XBYDCE
7.4GiPEFS; 7.4GSiPEFS; 8.2GSiPEFS; DPX385XEFS; DPX415XEFS
7.4GIPWTR; 7.4GSIPWTR; 8.2GSIPWTR; DPX385XWTR; DPX415XWTR
7.4GLPHUS; 7.4GIPHUSCE; 7.4GSIXHUS; 7.4GLIHUB; 7.4GIIHUBCE
7.4GLPLKD; 7.4GLPLKE; 7.4GIPLKDCE; 7.4GIPLKECE; DPX385XLKE; DPX415XLKE
7.4GLPMDA; 7.4GLPMDM; 8.2GLPMDA; 8.2GLPMDM; 7.4GLIMDA; 7.4GLIMDM; 8.2GLIMDA; 8.2GLIMDM
7.4GLPNCA; 7.4GLPNCS; 7.4GLPNCM; 7.4GLPNCB; 7.4GIINCCCE; 7.4GIINCSCE; 7.4GIPNCACE; 7.4GIPNCBCE; 7.4GIPNCMCE; 7.4GIPNCSCE; 7.4GLINCC; 7.4GLI
740A; BB740A
D4-180I-B; D4-180I-C; D4-180I-D; D4-180I-E; D4-210A-A; D4-225A-B; D4-210I-A; D4-210I-B; D4-225I-B; D4-225A-C; D4-225A-D; D4-225I-C; D4-225I-
D6-280A-A; D6-280A-B; D6-280A-C; D6-280A-D; D6-280A-E; D6-280I-A; D6-280I-B; D6-280I-C; D6-280I-D; D6-280I-E; D6-310I-A; D6-310A-A; D6-310A-
KAD32P; TAMD42WJ-A; KAD43P-A; KAMD43P; KAMD43P-A; KAMD43P-B; KAD44P; KAD44P-B; KAD44P-C; KAMD44P-A; KAMD44P-C; KAD300-A; KAMD300-A; HS1A; HS1E
KAD42A; KAMD42A; HS1A; MS5B
KAD42B; KAMD42B; TAMD42B
- Servo Pump and Oil Cooler for Single Installation
- Servo Pump and Oil Cooler for Twin Installation
- Power Steering
- Power Steering
- Servo Pump
- Power Steering
- Servo Pump and Oil Cooler for Single Installation
- Servo Pump and Oil Cooler for Twin Installation
Information:
Recommended Actions
Note: The procedures have been listed in order of probability. Complete the procedures in the order of the listed test steps.
Table 1
Troubleshooting Test Steps Values Results
1. Check for Leaks in Engine Oil Cooler Core
Cooler
Result: A leak was not found.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A leak was found.
Repair: Install a new oil cooler core.
Drain the crankcase and refill the crankcase with clean engine oil.
Install new engine oil filters. Refer to the Operation and Maintenance Manual.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
2. Check the Jacket Water Pump
A. Check the weep hole of the jacket water pump for plugging. A plugged weep hole may cause coolant to be forced past the pump shaft seals into the crankcase.
B. Thoroughly inspect the water pump for damage and cracks. If internal leakage is suspected, remove the pump from the engine in order to perform a thorough inspection.
Pump
Result: The weep hole was not plugged and the pump is not damaged.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The weep hole was plugged.
Repair: Clear the plug.
Result: If a continuous drip is found coming from the water pump weep hole when the engine is off, or a constant stream when the engine is running,
Repair: Replace the water pump shaft seal, or replace the water pump.
Note: An intermittent drip coming from the weep hole is an acceptable amount of leakage. Intermittent dripping can start and stop throughout the life of the pump, and is a normal part of the operation of the pump.
Wetness or discoloration as a result of dried coolant around the weep hole, without the presence of a continuous drip or a constant stream, is typically another indication of intermittent dripping that is part of the normal operation of the pump. If you are also experiencing low coolant levels, or having to top off coolant frequently, and there is no other source for system coolant loss, replace the pump
Result: The pump is damaged.
Repair: Repair the pump or install a new pump.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
3. Check the Auxiliary Water Pump (If Equipped)
A. Check the weep hole of the auxiliary water pump for plugging. A plugged weep hole may cause coolant to be forced past the pump shaft seals into the crankcase.
B. Thoroughly inspect the water pump for damage and cracks. If internal leakage is suspected, remove the pump from the engine in order to perform a thorough inspection.
Pump
Result: The weep hole was not plugged and the pump is not damaged.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The weep hole was plugged.
Repair: Clear the plug.
Result: If a continuous drip is found coming from the water pump weep hole when the engine is off, or a constant stream when the engine is running,
Repair: Replace the water pump shaft seal, or replace the water pump.
Note: An intermittent drip coming from the weep hole is an acceptable amount of leakage. Intermittent dripping can start and stop throughout the life of the pump, and is a normal part of the operation of the pump.
Wetness or discoloration as a result of dried coolant around the weep hole, without the presence of a continuous drip or a constant stream, is typically another indication of intermittent dripping that is part of the normal operation of the pump. If you are also experiencing low coolant levels, or having to top off coolant frequently, and there is no other source for system coolant loss, replace the pump
Result: The pump is damaged.
Repair: Repair the pump or install a new pump.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
4. Check the Water-Cooled Turbocharger (If Equipped)
A. Pressurize the cooling system and thoroughly inspect each of the turbochargers for external leakage and internal leakage.
Turbocharger
Result: The turbocharger does not leak.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The turbocharger does leak.
Repair: Perform the necessary repairs.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
5. Check the Air Compressor (If Equipped)
A. Thoroughly inspect the air compressor for damage and cracks. Refer to the air compressor service literature for troubleshooting information.
Compressor
Result: The air compressor does not leak.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The air compressor does leak.
Repair: Perform the necessary repairs.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
6. Check for leaks in the Cylinder Head Gaskets
Gasket
Result: None of the gaskets are leaking.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A gasket is leaking.
Repair: Install a new cylinder head gasket and new water seals in the spacer plate.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
7. Check if a Cylinder Head is leaking due to a Crack
Head
Result: None of the heads are cracked.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A head is cracked.
Repair: Install a new cylinder head.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
8. Check if a Cylinder Liner is Leaking due to a Crack
Liner
Result: None of the liners are cracked.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A liner is cracked.
Repair: Install a new cylinder liner.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
9. Check if the Block is Leaking due to a Crack
Block
Result: The block is cracked.
Repair: Repair the cylinder block or replace the cylinder block.
Note: The procedures have been listed in order of probability. Complete the procedures in the order of the listed test steps.
Table 1
Troubleshooting Test Steps Values Results
1. Check for Leaks in Engine Oil Cooler Core
Cooler
Result: A leak was not found.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A leak was found.
Repair: Install a new oil cooler core.
Drain the crankcase and refill the crankcase with clean engine oil.
Install new engine oil filters. Refer to the Operation and Maintenance Manual.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
2. Check the Jacket Water Pump
A. Check the weep hole of the jacket water pump for plugging. A plugged weep hole may cause coolant to be forced past the pump shaft seals into the crankcase.
B. Thoroughly inspect the water pump for damage and cracks. If internal leakage is suspected, remove the pump from the engine in order to perform a thorough inspection.
Pump
Result: The weep hole was not plugged and the pump is not damaged.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The weep hole was plugged.
Repair: Clear the plug.
Result: If a continuous drip is found coming from the water pump weep hole when the engine is off, or a constant stream when the engine is running,
Repair: Replace the water pump shaft seal, or replace the water pump.
Note: An intermittent drip coming from the weep hole is an acceptable amount of leakage. Intermittent dripping can start and stop throughout the life of the pump, and is a normal part of the operation of the pump.
Wetness or discoloration as a result of dried coolant around the weep hole, without the presence of a continuous drip or a constant stream, is typically another indication of intermittent dripping that is part of the normal operation of the pump. If you are also experiencing low coolant levels, or having to top off coolant frequently, and there is no other source for system coolant loss, replace the pump
Result: The pump is damaged.
Repair: Repair the pump or install a new pump.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
3. Check the Auxiliary Water Pump (If Equipped)
A. Check the weep hole of the auxiliary water pump for plugging. A plugged weep hole may cause coolant to be forced past the pump shaft seals into the crankcase.
B. Thoroughly inspect the water pump for damage and cracks. If internal leakage is suspected, remove the pump from the engine in order to perform a thorough inspection.
Pump
Result: The weep hole was not plugged and the pump is not damaged.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The weep hole was plugged.
Repair: Clear the plug.
Result: If a continuous drip is found coming from the water pump weep hole when the engine is off, or a constant stream when the engine is running,
Repair: Replace the water pump shaft seal, or replace the water pump.
Note: An intermittent drip coming from the weep hole is an acceptable amount of leakage. Intermittent dripping can start and stop throughout the life of the pump, and is a normal part of the operation of the pump.
Wetness or discoloration as a result of dried coolant around the weep hole, without the presence of a continuous drip or a constant stream, is typically another indication of intermittent dripping that is part of the normal operation of the pump. If you are also experiencing low coolant levels, or having to top off coolant frequently, and there is no other source for system coolant loss, replace the pump
Result: The pump is damaged.
Repair: Repair the pump or install a new pump.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
4. Check the Water-Cooled Turbocharger (If Equipped)
A. Pressurize the cooling system and thoroughly inspect each of the turbochargers for external leakage and internal leakage.
Turbocharger
Result: The turbocharger does not leak.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The turbocharger does leak.
Repair: Perform the necessary repairs.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
5. Check the Air Compressor (If Equipped)
A. Thoroughly inspect the air compressor for damage and cracks. Refer to the air compressor service literature for troubleshooting information.
Compressor
Result: The air compressor does not leak.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: The air compressor does leak.
Repair: Perform the necessary repairs.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
6. Check for leaks in the Cylinder Head Gaskets
Gasket
Result: None of the gaskets are leaking.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A gasket is leaking.
Repair: Install a new cylinder head gasket and new water seals in the spacer plate.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
7. Check if a Cylinder Head is leaking due to a Crack
Head
Result: None of the heads are cracked.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A head is cracked.
Repair: Install a new cylinder head.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
8. Check if a Cylinder Liner is Leaking due to a Crack
Liner
Result: None of the liners are cracked.
Proceed to the next step.
Result: A liner is cracked.
Repair: Install a new cylinder liner.
If the problem is not resolved, proceed to the next step.
9. Check if the Block is Leaking due to a Crack
Block
Result: The block is cracked.
Repair: Repair the cylinder block or replace the cylinder block.
Parts servo Volvo Penta:
3801362
3801362 Servo unit, exch
D4-180I-B; D4-180I-C; D4-180I-D, D6-280A-A; D6-280A-B; D6-280A-C, IPS-C, IPS-D
3801402
3801113
3801290
21474337
21474337 Servo pump
D4-180I-B; D4-180I-C; D4-180I-D, D4-180I-F; D4-225A-F; D4-225I-F, D6-280A-A; D6-280A-B; D6-280A-C, D6-300A-F; D6-300D-F; D6-300I-F
3582640
861599
855860
855860 Servo pump
430; 430A; 430B, 500; 500A; 501A, 571A, AQ175A, AQ200D; AQ200F; 280B, AQ205A; AQ205LB, AQ211A; DP-A; SP-A, AQ225D; AQ225E; AQ225F, AQ231A; AQ231B; AQ231LB, AQ260A; AQ260B; BB260A, AQ271A; AQ271B; AQ271C, AQ290A, AQ311A; AQ311B