 The Jaguar power steering pump is a belt-driven, vane style pump located in your engine bay. There may be a fluid reservoir mounted to your Jaguar steering pump, but sometimes the fluid reservoir is located remotely and connected to the pump with power steering hose. The function of the Jaguar power steering pump is to move the fluid through the hose to the steering rack. In vehicles with power steering or power assist, the Jaguar power steering pump is an essential part of your system. When your Jaguar power steering pump fails, your steering wheel can be even harder to turn than a manual wheel.
 There are a number of ways your Jaguar power steering pump can become damaged. You should check your power steering fluid reservoir at every oil change to ensure there is an adequate supply for your Jaguar power steering pump. This is also a good time to check your power steering drive belt and ensure that it is tight. When driving, never hold your steering wheel in the extreme right or extreme left position for longer than a few seconds, as this can damage your Jaguar power steering pump. Common symptoms of a problem with your Jaguar power steering pump include whining or squealing sounds from the pump, spotty or erratic power assist, and high steering effort when turning the wheel. If your Jaguar power steering pump fails, you can order a replacement pump quickly and conveniently from our extensive online catalogue. Simply choose the Jaguar power steering pump that is made for your vehicle's make and model, and we will ship your replacement part right to your door.
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