How to Maintain and Repair a Power Steering Cooler on Dodge Stratus?

To carry out service and repair of your power steering fluid cooler, you need to siphon all the power steering fluid possible out of the reservoir first. Lift the vehicle with a frame hoist or use jack stands underneath the car. Remove both the front fascia and grille as an assembly from the car. After that, loosen the crimp clamps on the hoses and cooler so the fluid can be drained out. Take out the bolt that keeps the cooler in place on the bumper reinforcement. For installation, place the power steering fluid cooler on the bumper reinforcement and hold it in position using the bolt and a 7 Nm (60 inch lbs.) torque. Secure both power steering hoses to the cooler with new quality hose clamps, making sure the clamps go over the upset bead of the cooler. After putting in the front grille and fascia, lower the car so the front wheels hang slightly in the air, still supported by the jacks. Begin by adding the right amount of power steering fluid to the reservoir, starting the car and running it for only a short time before you turn it off. Add more fluid if the level drops, until the level does not change after the engine is run. After turning on the engine, gently move the steering wheel left and then right while barely touching the wheel stops, topping off the fluid as required. Once the engine is turned off, look at the fluid level and replace any that is low. Wait a few minutes and allow the vehicle to level out if the fluid looks highly foamy before using the thermometer again.

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Dodge Stratus Power Steering Oil Cooler, Front Lower Part Number: 4879238AG
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cooler - Power Steering; Power Steering Line, Front Lower; Power Steering Cooler; Power Steering Hose; Lower Return Hose
- Position: Front Lower
- Replaces: 4879238AD, 4879238AE, 4879238AC
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2002-2006 Dodge Stratus
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Dodge Stratus Power Steering Oil Cooler, Front Part Number: 4764423AE
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cooler - Power Steering; Front Lower Line; Front Line; Hose; Power Steering Cooler Tube; Lower Return Hose; Cooler Power Steering
- Position: Front
- Replaces: 4764423AC, 4764423AD, 5271283AA
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2003-2005 Dodge Stratus | 2.4L L4, 2.7L V6
- 2001 Dodge Stratus
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Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler Part Number: 4764239AA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cooler - Power Steering; Cooler Power Steering
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mopar's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1996-2000 Dodge Stratus | Base, ES, SE | 4 Cyl 2.0 L GAS, 4 Cyl 2.4 L GAS, 6 Cyl 2.5 L GAS

Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler

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The Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler is one of the best and greatly valued parts which can improve greatly reliability of the Dodge Stratus cars that were manufactured from 1995 to 2005. This Power Steering Cooler also has the important function of providing the right temperatures for the power steering fluid to avoid getting overheated and causing harm to the critical parts of the system. Located on the lower side of the radiator support, the cooler has a complex of fins and tubes for heat absorption so that the Dodge Stratus runs properly at different driving conditions. This equipment's compatibility with not only the standard Stratus sedan but also the Stratus coupe demonstrates its relevance to the auto industry. The Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler plays a role in augmenting the performance of the power steering besides guaranteeing safety of the car by providing effective steering. Some of the special features include durability in order to reduce occurrence of leakage and blockage of the fluid; and self-regulating trait through ability to preserve constant temperature of the working fluid in order to enhance durability of the power steering. Being known to be very efficient and long lasting, the Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler is among the most important commodities for any driver in search of a reliable and strong vehicle. This cooler also reflects the Dodge quality and innovation pledge and as such it plays a important part in the Dodge Stratus models.

Dodge Stratus Power Steering Cooler Parts and Q&A

Power Steering Cooler
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Q: How to Maintain and Repair a Power Steering Cooler on Dodge Stratus?
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To carry out service and repair of your power steering fluid cooler, you need to siphon all the power steering fluid possible out of the reservoir first. Lift the vehicle with a frame hoist or use jack stands underneath the car. Remove both the front fascia and Grille as an assembly from the car. After that, loosen the crimp clamps on the hoses and cooler so the fluid can be drained out. Take out the bolt that keeps the cooler in place on the bumper reinforcement. For installation, place the power steering fluid cooler on the bumper reinforcement and hold it in position using the bolt and a 7 Nm (60 inch lbs.) torque. Secure both Power Steering Hoses to the cooler with new quality hose clamps, making sure the clamps go over the upset bead of the cooler. After putting in the front grille and fascia, lower the car so the front wheels hang slightly in the air, still supported by the jacks. Begin by adding the right amount of power steering fluid to the reservoir, starting the car and running it for only a short time before you turn it off. Add more fluid if the level drops, until the level does not change after the engine is run. After turning on the engine, gently move the steering wheel left and then right while barely touching the wheel stops, topping off the fluid as required. Once the engine is turned off, look at the fluid level and replace any that is low. Wait a few minutes and allow the vehicle to level out if the fluid looks highly foamy before using the thermometer again.