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2018 Toyota Sequoia Power Steering Tank

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A power steering reservoir holds fluid for a hydraulic power steering system. The pump draws fluid from the system to provide steering assistance, and the reservoir gives the fluid a place to be checked and replenished.

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Power Steering Reservoir with Cap for 2008-2021 Toyota SequoiaPower Steering Reservoir with Cap for 2008-2021 Toyota Sequoia
A-Premium®Part # APPST134
Power Steering Reservoir with Cap for 2008-2021 Toyota Sequoia
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$56.99
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2-year warranty
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Fits Toyota Sequoia: 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
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Vehicle: 2018 Toyota Sequoia
Item LocatedUnited States
Quantity1
MaterialPlastic
ConditionNew
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Cardone 3R-116 Power Steering Reservoir
CardonePart # 3R-116
Cardone 3R-116 Power Steering Reservoir
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$180.99
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3-year warranty
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Fits 2008-2022 Toyota Sequoia, 2007-2022 Toyota Tundra
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Vehicle: 2018 Toyota Sequoia
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MaterialPlastic
ColorWhite
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Power Steering Reservoirs And Tanks

A power steering reservoir holds fluid for a hydraulic power steering system. The pump draws fluid from the system to provide steering assistance, and the reservoir gives the fluid a place to be checked and replenished.

A-Premium offers tanks with caps for selected vehicles, including some listings with a bracket. Match the vehicle, mounting arrangement and hose connections, then check the package contents.

Choosing A Power Steering Reservoir

Reservoir mounting and hose connections differ between vehicles. A replacement must match the existing hydraulic system and its connections; a similar-looking tank is not enough. The tank is a separate component from the steering pump.

A falling fluid level, visible leak or heavier steering needs diagnosis of the reservoir, hoses and other steering components. Use the fluid specified for the vehicle and follow its filling and air-removal procedure after opening the system.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does a power steering tank come with a cap?

Some do. A Ford F-150 reservoir and a Honda Civic reservoir in this collection are listed with caps, but package contents vary by product. Check the selected listing before ordering.

Is the mounting bracket included with the reservoir?

Package contents vary. One Toyota 4Runner listing identifies a cap and bracket, while a Ford F-150 listing says its bracket is not included. Match the hardware in the package to the existing mount.

Can I use any power steering fluid in the new tank?

Use the fluid specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Different systems have different requirements; the correct fluid and level-check method are given in the applicable owner's information.

Does every vehicle with power steering have a fluid reservoir?

A hydraulic power steering system uses fluid, while an electric power steering system may not use a hydraulic reservoir. Identify the steering system installed on the vehicle before selecting a tank.

Why is air removal important after replacing a reservoir?

Opening the hydraulic circuit can introduce air. The correct procedure varies: a Chrysler service example uses a vacuum tool, while other systems may use different steps. Follow the applicable procedure and check the fluid level afterward.

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