Power Steering pump ..... TFE?
03-20-2007, 10:36 PM
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Power Steering pump ..... TFE?
I'm replacing the steering pump on the '98 SSEI. I'm trying to order the pump. it has the resevoir, but I can't tell if it is Two Flow Electronic (TFE). I'* out of the way and I can't feel if there is an electronic connection.
Are there specific years or trim that have the TFE pump? Or is there some other way i can tell?
Are there specific years or trim that have the TFE pump? Or is there some other way i can tell?
03-20-2007, 10:39 PM
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Being an SSEi..chances are its the TFE
Look on your spare tire cover at the RPO (production codes)
T2V - steering, two flow electronic
That one will be on there if the car is equipped, the other RPO codes are in Tecninfo under Specifications
Look on your spare tire cover at the RPO (production codes)
T2V - steering, two flow electronic
That one will be on there if the car is equipped, the other RPO codes are in Tecninfo under Specifications
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Thank you. I'll put the dunce cap on this one. I just found it in the RPOs. 
Shoulda figured it would be there before I asked.
Shoulda figured it would be there before I asked.
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lol Forgive but not forget.
That GMPARTSDIRECT is insane. $50 for the pump! (No T2V) Now I have to get some pulley tool, though. I do the work myself to save the money, but there'* always some tool that i have to buy. And I'll use it maybe 2 or 3 times in my life.
That GMPARTSDIRECT is insane. $50 for the pump! (No T2V) Now I have to get some pulley tool, though. I do the work myself to save the money, but there'* always some tool that i have to buy. And I'll use it maybe 2 or 3 times in my life.
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