372-1007030

Brand: Chery

Model: QQ

Product Name：Tension Pulley

Part Number: 372-1007030

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Chery QQ Steering Oil Pump (Part No.: S11-3407010BA)

First off, let’s keep it simple: the Chery QQ Steering Oil Pump S11-3407010BA isn’t just a “fluid pump”—it’s your QQ’s “steering helper.” Think of it as the part that takes the hard work out of turning the wheel: without it, you’d have to muscle the steering (super tough when parking at low speeds). It works by pushing hydraulic oil through the steering system, making the wheel light and easy to twist—whether you’re squeezing into a tight spot or cruising down the road.

This pump is only for Chery QQ models on the S11 platform—mostly the classic QQ3 (2003–2012; always check your VIN or owner’s manual to confirm!). It’s built to match the S11’s small, lightweight steering setup: the size fits perfectly in the engine bay, the oil flow rate is calibrated for the QQ’s steering rack, and the mounting points line up with the engine’s pre-drilled holes. Grab a generic pump? You’ll run into hassle: stiff steering (it doesn’t push enough oil), leaks (cheap seals fail fast), or weird noises (grinding from mismatched parts)—total frustration for a part that’s supposed to make driving easier.

This S11-3407010BA pump only works with S11-platform Chery QQs—using the wrong one wastes money and ruins steering:

Fits: Chery QQ3 (S11 platform) 2003–2012 (all trims, 0.8L/1.0L engines).
Won’t Fit:

Newer QQ models (e.g., QQ Ice Cream): They use electric steering (no oil pump needed).
Other Chery cars (e.g., A3, Tiggo 3): Their steering systems need higher oil pressure—this pump is too weak.
Non-Chery vehicles: Even if it “looks similar,” the mounting and pulley size are wrong—you can’t hook it up.

Installation & Maintenance (Easy to Keep It Working!)

Installation: Pros Are Better (But Here’s the Gist)

This pump connects to the engine’s belt and steering rack—so it’s best left to Chery techs. They’ll:

Line up the pulley with the engine belt (no slack, no squealing).
Tighten connections to stop leaks (too loose = oil drips; too tight = cracked parts).
Fill it with Chery’s recommended steering oil (don’t use other oils—they damage seals).

Maintenance: 3 Quick Checks

Check oil level monthly: Pop the steering oil reservoir cap (near the pump) and make sure oil is at the “MAX” line. Low oil = stiff steering and pump damage.
Watch for leaks: Look under the pump for oil spots. Leaks mean bad seals—fix fast to avoid running out of oil.
Replace oil every 2 years: Old oil gets dirty and clogs the pump. Use Chery’s original steering oil—cheap oil gums up parts.

Quick Breakdown: Chery QQ Steering Oil Pump (Part No.: S11-3407010BA)

This steering oil pump works for Chery QQ3s on the S11 platform—think 2003 to 2012 models with 0.8L or 1.0L engines. It gives hydraulic help to make steering easier (super handy when you’re parking slowly!), keeps your steering steady at high speeds, and lubricates the system so parts don’t wear out fast.

It’s made with heat-resistant aluminum and has leak-proof seals to stop oil drips, plus an engine-belt-driven pulley that runs quietly. Better have a pro install it, though. For upkeep? Check the oil level every month and swap out the oil every 2 years. The original one’s tough and skips the headaches from cheap aftermarket pumps—no stiff steering or leaks—and saves you cash on repairs.

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