Mincing details, but any idea if a 2011-dated Mazda factory recall pump in a 2006 Mazda would have the faster response? It still has the three connectors, but I'm thinking that might have been just to make the upgrade more of a plug-n-play swap at the dealer. If there's something I can do to verify one way or the other, let me know given that I have in my possession exactly what I describe above.
Volvo S40 Electric Power Steering Swap
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A minor data-point (specific to the Volvo-branded pumps), but I'll provide it here, if only to bump this thread back to the top.
Early P1 Volvos had an external reservoir, later ones got the integrated reservoir. 2006 was the cross-over for the change as follows...
S40 (4-door): from chassis number 194532 and up
V50 (Wagon): from chassis number 200607 and up
C70 (Convertible): from chassis number 840 and up
C30 (Coupe): all cars
Early P1 Volvos had an external reservoir, later ones got the integrated reservoir. 2006 was the cross-over for the change as follows...
S40 (4-door): from chassis number 194532 and up
V50 (Wagon): from chassis number 200607 and up
C70 (Convertible): from chassis number 840 and up
C30 (Coupe): all cars
Brad