RTC3962 - Power Steering Reservoir Cover Seal

- €16,80

€16,80

€16,80 - €16,80

€16,80

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Power Steering Reservoir Cover Seal for the power steering hydraulic circuit.

The seal fits between the reservoir cover and the fluid reservoir body, sealing the joint to retain power steering fluid and keep dirt and moisture out of the system. Used on the metal-type reservoir.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Power steering reservoir seal, less air conditioning, from VIN (V)VAA244022
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1991 — Power steering reservoir, metal type, with petrol engines, with power steering, to VIN HA610293. Also serviced as part of a kit.

Alternative Codes

RTC3962

In stock 2 units

1 · Gouda 1 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the power steering reservoir cover seal do?

The power steering reservoir cover seal sits between the reservoir cover and the fluid reservoir body on the metal-type reservoir. It seals the joint to retain power steering fluid and keep dirt and moisture out of the hydraulic circuit. It's a steering system seal.

Which Land Rover models does this power steering seal fit?

This seal fits the Land Rover Defender from VIN (V)VAA244022 (versions without air conditioning) and the Range Rover Classic with petrol engines up to VIN HA610293. It suits the metal-type power steering reservoir. Check your VIN to confirm the reservoir type before ordering.

Should the reservoir seal be replaced or can it be reused?

Replace the reservoir cover seal rather than reusing it. Rubber seals typically harden and take a set once disturbed, so a reused seal often weeps fluid. Fitting a fresh seal whenever the cover is removed is the reliable way to stop leaks at the joint.

Why do power steering reservoir seals leak?

Power steering reservoir seals usually leak because the rubber ages, shrinks and loses elasticity, letting fluid seep past the cover joint. Heat and fluid contamination speed this up. A weeping seal can also draw air into the system, which typically causes a whining pump or foamy fluid.