BBB Industries N920-0107 Power Steering Pump

Power Steering Pump for Chrysler and Dodge

BBB Industries New Power Steering Pump N920-0107 is a new replacement pump for select Chrysler and Dodge vehicles with a non-reservoir style power steering system. It is built with a cast iron housing, a pipe-style inlet, and a banjo outlet connection for the specified application.

Compatible With 2001-2006 Chrysler Sebring, 2001-2006 Dodge Stratus, and 2001-2002 Chrysler Cirrus, this power steering pump is a direct-fit option for drivers servicing steering noise, fluid circulation issues, or loss of hydraulic assist. The BBB Industries New Power Steering Pump line focuses on replacement components built for vehicle-specific steering system requirements.

Key Features

• BBB Industries New Power Steering Pump, part number N920-0107
• New unit with cast iron housing for durability in hydraulic steering service
• Remote reservoir style application
• Pipe inlet with M8x1.25 thread size
• Banjo outlet with M16x1.50 thread size
• Installation kit included for the specified application
• Press-on pulley attachment type
• Three mounting holes for OE-style installation
• No filter, pulley, reservoir, reservoir cap, or sensor included

Detailed Description

N920-0107 is engineered as a new power steering pump for vehicles that use a remote reservoir configuration rather than an integrated reservoir pump. The cast iron housing supports hydraulic steering operation, while the inlet and outlet connection styles are matched to the listed fitments for proper hose and line attachment. This part number is also referenced by interchange numbers 4764421AA, 4764421AB, 4764718AB, 4764718AC, and 19318846.

Use this pump when servicing a Chrysler Sebring, Dodge Stratus, or Chrysler Cirrus equipped with the listed steering setup. The BBB Industries N920-0107 helps restore hydraulic pressure delivery in applications where the original pump has worn internally, become noisy, or no longer maintains consistent steering assist.

What It Helps Address

• Hard steering or reduced power assist
• Whining or groaning from the power steering system
• Fluid circulation problems caused by pump wear
• Leaks or connection issues at the pump inlet or outlet
• Failure of the original pump on remote reservoir steering systems

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle uses the non-reservoir style power steering pump configuration before installation. Confirm the inlet thread size, outlet thread size, mounting hole count, and pulley attachment type against the original unit. Transfer or reuse only the components required by the application, and inspect hoses, lines, and fluid condition before returning the system to service.

Quality Assurance

BBB Industries supplies this as a new replacement power steering pump for the listed Chrysler and Dodge applications. The part is built to match the specified steering system layout and connection points for accurate service replacement.