Jeepman659

I'm thinking of a way to make an external reservoir replacing the plastic one built into the pump and make a metal one and using the same connection hoses on the jeep but making them connect into the metal reservoir. anyone have any ideas? and this is a 4.0 Cherokee 1994 4wd.

ktmracer419

why? you are fixing a problem that doesnt exist.

Mopar94

You could easily do it but Im not sure its a good idea. The location of the plastic one keeps it cool, and the odds of it breaking are slim.
So if you do this your opening yourself up for more problems.

ehracing67

I've seen it done, but never to a jeep. If you take a look at a full size van from GM, you'll see the reservoir is mounted beneath the wiper cowl while the pump is way down and back on the engine.
If you wanted to do something like that, maybe you can find a setup at a JY from a van. But as stated before... Why?

ehracing67

That's what the reservoir looks like on my gmc van.

mcguyver_xj

psc for all your power steering needs...and as everyone else asked why?

Jeepman659

looking for a way to stop breaking the nipple on the back of the reservoir. that's the reason i've had to replace it already once. and it's doing it again. it's just a pin hole crack that keeps leaking. and I just figured why not just make a better system.

Mopar94

I would ask first why it keeps breaking? Motor mount?

allsierra123

I thought there was a metal one for the stock location.

ktmracer419

why does it keep breaking? this is the first time i have heard of that after several years around jeeps, wheeling with jeeps, and on the internetz.

Jeepman659

Idk. maybe it's when I put it on? all i know is there's a small leak on the bottom of them. and they leak out the whole reservoir in about a couple days. with no pressure while it's just sitting there. but anyways I've dound the PSC metal replacement reservoir which is much better. Thank you all for your help and asking me why i' m doing this. hahah