Cardone 3R-134 Power Steering Reservoir

Power Steering Reservoir for Jeep, Dodge, and Chrysler

Restore proper power steering fluid storage and flow with this new Cardone Power Steering Reservoir, part number 3R-134. It is built to OE design standards for vehicles such as the Jeep Compass, Jeep Patriot, Dodge Caliber, Chrysler Cirrus, Chrysler Sebring, and Dodge Avenger.

Cardone’s Power Steering Reservoir line focuses on direct replacement fitment and dependable fluid control. This 3R-134 reservoir includes the cap and is 100% tested for fit and function before it leaves the factory.

Key Features

• Fits remote-mounted power steering reservoir applications
• Includes reservoir cap
• Made from OE-grade plastic for strength and durability
• Designed to match OE fit, function, and performance
• 100% tested for leak-free performance
• Resistant to cracking from engine compartment heat
• White finish

Detailed Description

This Cardone 3R-134 power steering reservoir is a new replacement for vehicles using a remote-mounted reservoir design. It is engineered to follow the original equipment layout, making it a practical choice when servicing a clogged, cracked, or leaking reservoir on a Jeep Compass or Jeep Patriot, as well as select Dodge and Chrysler models. The reservoir is manufactured from OE-grade material and is designed to maintain filtration efficiency where an integrated filter is used.

Use this reservoir when diagnosing power steering noise, fluid aeration, or loss of fluid caused by reservoir damage or restriction. This part cross-references Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep OE number 5105338AB for the same application. Part number 3R-134 is a direct-fit replacement for select 2007-2017 Jeep Compass and Jeep Patriot applications, along with 2007-2012 Dodge Caliber, 2007-2008 Chrysler Cirrus and Sebring, and 2008 Dodge Avenger models.

What It Can Help Fix

• Power steering fluid leaks from a cracked reservoir body
• Foaming or aerated fluid caused by trapped air in the system
• Noise related to restricted fluid flow through a clogged reservoir
• Loss of steering assist caused by contaminated or low fluid
• Heat-related reservoir damage from engine compartment exposure

Installation Notes and Tips

Depending on the vehicle, the reservoir may be mounted on the firewall, inner fender, or near the power steering pump. Before installation, inspect the return and outlet hoses for cracking, debris, or internal breakdown, and replace worn hoses as needed. If the fluid is foaming after replacement, bleed air from the power steering system until the fluid runs clear and stable.

Quality Assurance

Cardone tests each reservoir for proper fit and function, with 100% testing focused on leak-free performance. The design follows OE specifications to support correct installation and reliable operation in remote-mounted power steering systems.