Power Steering Pump Reservoir Tank for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ75 HZJ78 HDJ80, OE 44360-60101 44360-60100

Name: Power Steering Pump Reservoir Tank for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ75 HZJ78 HDJ80, OE 44360-60101 44360-60100
SKU: C1688-748199962921
Availability: InStock

$25.87

Shop the Power Steering Pump Reservoir 44360-60101 for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ75, HZJ78, HDJ80. Durable plastic construction, OE fit, restores steering efficiency.

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SKU: C1688-748199962921 Category: Power Steering Reservoir Tags: 44360-60101, HDJ80 oil tank, HZJ75 reservoir, Land Cruiser steering tank, power steering pump reservoir, Toyota 44360-60100

Description

Key Selling Points

Vehicle Compatibility: Specifically designed for Toyota Land Cruiser models including HZJ75, HZJ78, and HDJ80, ensuring a perfect fit for classic off-road series.
OEM Replacement: Matches original equipment manufacturer numbers 44360-60101 and 44360-60100 for reliable hydraulic system performance.
Durable Material: Crafted from high-grade heat-resistant plastic to withstand engine bay temperatures and prevent fluid leakage or reservoir cracking.
Maintains Steering Performance: Protects your power steering system by providing a secure, filtered environment for hydraulic fluid storage and pressure stabilization.
Easy Installation: Engineered as a direct bolt-on replacement for the factory oil storage tank, requiring no modifications to the steering vane pump assembly.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	44360-60101, 44360-60100
Material	High-Density Plastic
System Type	Power Hydraulic Steering
Compatible Models	HZJ75, HZJ78, HDJ80 Land Cruiser

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this reservoir compatible with the 44360-60100 part number?

A: Yes, this reservoir is a cross-compatible replacement for both OEM part numbers 44360-60101 and 44360-60100 for Toyota Land Cruiser models.

Q: Does it include the mounting cap and internal filter?

A: This unit focuses on the main reservoir body assembly. Please verify if your specific installation requires reusing the original cap or if a new one is needed.

Q: Why is my power steering pump making a whining noise?

A: A cracked or leaking reservoir can allow air into the system or lead to low fluid levels, causing pump noise. Replacing a damaged tank with this OE-spec unit can help resolve fluid-related cavitation.