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Is the VR6 Power steering pump same on LHD and RHD cars ?

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I recon it's the same for both Left hand drive and right hand drive?.

 

However - when I pulled one of a Passat VR6 - I noticed there was differences from the one I have on the Corrado - the connections went in opposite directions IIRC.

 

Are all Corrado VR6 pumps the same ?.

 

Also anyone know the price of these pumps from VW in the UK ?.

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Looking on vag-cat there's two part numbers listed for the pump:

 

6N0145157

 

and

 

6N0145157 X

 

And partsbase show a third:

 

535145157

 

Don't know if that helps.

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I think the X just means it's an exchange part, in that you need to hand in the old one.

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They are the same from memory as the pipes run the same way etc.

 

Its the abs thatd different

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They are the same from memory as the pipes run the same way etc.

 

Its the abs thatd different

 

 

Might be - I pulled the one I have in spare of my older Passat VR6 - and that differs from the Corrado IIRC the pipes go in oposite directions, or something like that.......

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Thanks for the PM (didn't see it before today) - a bit hard to see the lower connection - I would presume it differs from this one:

 

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This is the one out of my 1991 Passat VR6 - I think my Corrado have the lower pipe bending the other way around...........

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Tje lhd has the outlet like the one on rhd cars but seems to no have the outlet pipe for some reason. On the pic I send the outlet position is where the red is

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Ok,

 

anyone got any idea if this connection can be turned the other way ? (unscrew it somehow or is it part of pump ?)

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