Power steering pump replacement advice
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2015 C300 4matic, 2005 ML500 Special Edition
Power steering pump replacement advice
I'm going to replace the pump and reservoir on my 2005 ML500 but the bolt that holds down the reservoir is missing. I think it's an E10 bolt. The pump/reservoir combo that I've ordered comes with the seal but no bolts. Does anyone know what the part number for this bolt is? Are the 3 other bolts for the pump also the same part? I might replace all the bolts if they're not too expensive.
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I'm going to replace the pump and reservoir on my 2005 ML500 but the bolt that holds down the reservoir is missing. I think it's an E10 bolt. The pump/reservoir combo that I've ordered comes with the seal but no bolts. Does anyone know what the part number for this bolt is? Are the 3 other bolts for the pump also the same part? I might replace all the bolts if they're not too expensive.
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2015 C300 4matic, 2005 ML500 Special Edition
Thanks Maj. Dundee for the reply. I'm very sorry for posting on the other thread. I incorrectly assumed that khomer2 was directing me to post my question on the other thread after using the search function. I did see this diagram that you previously posted on that thread however it confused me because the diagram pictures only one bolt each for #38 and #35. They are pictured at the top and no bolts pictured at the bottom so I incorrectly thought it was only one bolt each. The left side description does show quantity 2 which I did not previously notice.
My thread requested the part number for bolt #59 which holds the reservoir in. This is the bolt I am missing and the one that I absolutely need for the installation. I have the 4 bolts that secure the steering pump but I was considering replacing them if not too expensive.
I called my local dealer for pricing. Bolt #59, part number N000000001117, cost $3.71. Bolt #38 cost $8.60 each. Bolt #35 cost $7.27 each. Since I already I have the original bolts for the pump, I am going to re-use them and save myself $32.
My thread requested the part number for bolt #59 which holds the reservoir in. This is the bolt I am missing and the one that I absolutely need for the installation. I have the 4 bolts that secure the steering pump but I was considering replacing them if not too expensive.
I called my local dealer for pricing. Bolt #59, part number N000000001117, cost $3.71. Bolt #38 cost $8.60 each. Bolt #35 cost $7.27 each. Since I already I have the original bolts for the pump, I am going to re-use them and save myself $32.
