MR995028 RESERVOIR ASSY,P/S OIL

Compatibility

Mitsubishi MR995028

FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModificationPlantDiagram
KH0#AustraliaKH4W11.20092500DIESEL/4WD(WAGON)MMAL/MMTH View
MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToPlantDiagram
General (MEXICO)03.201510.2018MMTH View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationPlantDiagram
KA,B0#General (EXPORT)KA9T05.200503.20153500/2WD(TRUCK)MMTH View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModificationPlantDiagram
LA-C#General (EXPORT)LC2T11.20232400DIESEL(4N16)ASG/4WD - GLS(4WD,DOUBLE CAB),6A/T RHDMMTH View
MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToPlantDiagram
General (MEXICO)01.201710.2018MMTH View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationPlantDiagram
KG,KH#General (EXPORT)KG6W07.200809.20153000/2WD(WAGON)MMTH View
MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToPlantDiagram
General (BRAZIL)07.200806.2011MMTH View
MarketModel Year FromPlantDiagram
General (EXPORT)10.2015MMTH View
MarketModel Year FromPlantDiagram
Australia01.2015MMAL/MMTH View

Information

Power Steering Fluid Reservoir Tank for Mitsubishi 4x4s

This reservoir stores and conditions hydraulic oil for the steering assist. It feeds the pump a steady, bubble‑free supply, helps trap fine debris, and stabilizes fluid temperature. Without a healthy tank, the system can’t keep the pump primed, and steering effort rises—especially at parking speeds.

How it works ⚙️

Return oil enters the upper chamber, where internal baffles slow the flow and a mesh section helps catch particles. Air separates and vents through the cap, while degassed fluid exits the lower outlet to the pump. The dipstick in the cap lets you check level hot or cold, keeping assist smooth and quiet.

If the reservoir is failing

Cracks or hard, clogged internals cause pump whine, foamy fluid, jerky or heavy steering at idle, fluid leaks, and premature pump wear. Long term, metal debris circulates, seals suffer, and the steering gear can score.

Replacement tips

Replace if you see sludge, discoloration, or seepage. Swap is simple: clamp hoses, remove tank, refit, fill with spec PSF/ATF, then bleed by turning wheel lock‑to‑lock. Inspect hoses and clamps; renew if swollen or brittle.

Compatibility

  • L200
  • Challenger
  • Pajero Sport
  • Montero Sport
  • Triton
  • Pajero/Montero Sport
  • Nativa/Paj Sport
  • L200 Sportero
  • Strada