Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0104

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$86.99
MPN: RES-0104
Item Package Code: EA
Part Has Core (Y/N): N
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0104
Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0104
$86.99

Keep hydraulic fluid clean and air out of the steering circuit with the Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir RES-0104 (also written RES0104). This AAE hydraulic steering fluid reservoir is a direct replacement for the OEM unit, dropping in as a direct-fit for the 2004-2010 INFINITI QX56, the 2005-2015 NISSAN ARMADA, and the 2004-2015 NISSAN TITAN.

It ships as a complete assembly and follows the manufacturer's guidance to replace the reservoir whenever the pump or rack is serviced, helping keep debris out of the fresh components.

  • Direct replacement: fits and functions like the original equipment unit.
  • Complete assembly: includes the reservoir and reservoir cap.
  • Service-minded: recommended for replacement whenever a failed steering pump or rack is serviced, so debris from the old system doesn't damage the new parts.
  • Protects the system: a cracked or damaged reservoir can let air into the hydraulic system, causing noise, or restrict fluid flow, both of which contribute to premature wear of steering components.

AAE recommends flushing the power steering system and replacing the reservoir when servicing the pump or rack.

Interchange: 491807S000

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

491807S000

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the RES-0104 fit?

It's a direct-fit replacement for the 2004-2010 INFINITI QX56, 2005-2015 NISSAN ARMADA, and 2004-2015 NISSAN TITAN. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your vehicle.

Does this reservoir come with a cap?

Yes. It's supplied as a complete assembly that includes both the reservoir and the reservoir cap.

Why should I replace the reservoir when servicing the pump or rack?

AAE recommends it to prevent debris from the old system from damaging the replacement pump or rack. The system should be flushed and the reservoir replaced.

What are signs a power steering reservoir may need replacing?

A cracked or damaged reservoir can let air into the hydraulic system, causing noise, or restrict fluid flow. If the reservoir is the cause, this unit replaces it.

Is this a genuine OEM part?

It's an AAE direct replacement designed to fit and function like the original equipment unit. It cross-references OE number 491807S000.