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The Toyota Celica Power Steering Cooler helps reduce power steering fluid temperature for more consistent steering performance. This Power Steering Cooler has kept the Toyota Celica fun and affordable over the decades whether in early 1.6 liter originals or later 20R powered versions. The Celica was designed with stiffer suspensions on GTV trims and fortified safety bumpers after 1975. This indicated to interested buyers that it was possible for Toyota to package an everyday driver with a truckload of reliability and real excitement. That is to say, the Celica offered the driver sports car feel without compromising daily comfort and fuel consumption. In order to preserve the lively handling experience, the Power Steering Cooler found on several Celica models acts as a tiny heat exchanger. Its finned tubes sit at the front of the radiator, capturing ambient air to draw heat away from the hydraulic fluid before it returns to the pump. The Power Steering Cooler lowers temperatures to protect pumps, racks and seals from thermal stress, preventing fade and ensuring easy steering effort on long drives or spirited runs through the mountains. A simple construction means no moving parts, just durable aluminum passages that do their job quietly mile after mile, bolstering Toyota's durability reputation. Firstly, mount the cooler ahead of the radiator. Route the return hose to the power steering pump and clamp the hose tightly. Top off the fluid and bleed the system. Finally, check for leaks.