Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Pump P/N:63287N

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$308.99
MPN: 63287N
UPC: 888544121272
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Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Pump P/N:63287N
Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Pump P/N:63287N
$308.99

Bring back hydraulic power-steering assist with the Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Pump 63287N, an all-new hydraulic pump that drops in as a direct replacement for the failed OEM unit on the 2011-2017 Ford Expedition and 2011-2017 Lincoln Navigator (All engines). The pump generates the hydraulic pressure that powers the steering gear; if a worn or leaking original pump is the cause of a whine, hard steering, or lost assist, this replaces it. AAE builds each unit with OE-quality components and engineers it to meet or exceed OE specifications in performance, fit, and function.

  • 100% tested: each unit is hydraulically tested under load in the USA prior to shipment.
  • Pulley included: ships with the pulley; supplied without a reservoir, filter, or reservoir cap.
  • Return Pipe Adapter included to aid installation.
  • No core charge: sold outright with no core to return.

It is highly recommended to replace the steering fluid reservoir when replacing the pump, since a clogged reservoir can starve the new unit. Flush and fill the steering system with an OE-approved power steering fluid. Country of origin: China.

Interchange: BL1Z3A696A · Manufacturer part number 63287N

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

BL1Z3A696A

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does this power steering pump fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 2011-2017 Ford Expedition and 2011-2017 Lincoln Navigator (All engines). Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm fitment for your vehicle.

Does it include a reservoir or filter?

No. The pulley and a Return Pipe Adapter are included, but the reservoir, filter, and reservoir cap are not included.

Is there a core charge?

No. This new AAE pump is sold without a core charge, so there is no old unit to return.

Should I replace the reservoir too?

AAE highly recommends replacing the steering fluid reservoir when replacing the pump, since a clogged reservoir can starve the new pump.

What fluid should I use after installing it?

Flush and fill the steering system with an OE-approved power steering fluid to help protect the pump and support proper operation.