Power Steering Pump with Pulley for 2007-2013 Nissan Altima & 2002-2011 X-Trail 2.5L

Power Steering Pump with Pulley for Nissan Altima and X-Trail

Replacement hydraulic power steering pump with pulley for the specific Nissan Altima and X-Trail applications listed below.

Critical fitment warning: The source contains an engine-description conflict for 2013 Altima Coupe. It lists both “2.5L L4L” and “3.5L L4L”; the 3.5L and L4 combination is internally inconsistent, so the cylinder configuration for that entry is not confirmed. Do not rely on the broad model-year title alone. Confirm the VIN, Coupe body style for 2013 Altima, exact engine, hydraulic steering system, original pump number, pulley diameter and groove count, pressure and return ports, hose fittings, shaft, connectors, and mounting points before ordering.

Vehicle Compatibility

• 2007–2012 Nissan Altima — 2.5L L4 gasoline
• 2013 Nissan Altima Coupe — source lists 2.5L “L4L”; verify exact engine designation and original pump
• 2013 Nissan Altima Coupe — source lists 3.5L “L4L”; displacement/cylinder-description conflict requires VIN and original-part verification
• 2002–2011 Nissan X-Trail — 2.5L L4

2013 Altima warning: The source specifies Coupe only. Sedan applications are not confirmed. Verify that the vehicle uses a compatible hydraulic pump rather than a different steering-assist system.

Package Contents

• 1 power steering pump
• Pulley included per listing title

The source does not provide pulley diameter or groove count and does not confirm a reservoir, cap, mounting bracket, pressure switch or sensor, hoses, O-rings, seals, mounting bolts, drive belt, or power steering fluid. Review the product images and compare all components with the original pump.

Common Power Steering Symptoms

• Whining or groaning that changes with steering input
• Heavy or inconsistent steering effort
• Fluid leakage around the pump, shaft, reservoir, or hoses
• Foaming fluid or repeated air entering the system
• Pulley wobble, bearing noise, or belt-tracking problems

Similar symptoms may be caused by low or incorrect fluid, leaking hoses, a restricted reservoir screen, belt or tensioner problems, trapped air, steering-rack faults, or damaged steering components. Diagnose the complete system before replacing the pump.

Installation Notes

Steering-system work is safety-critical and professional installation is recommended. Identify and repair the cause of the original failure, inspect the reservoir and hoses for contamination or restrictions, and flush the system according to Nissan service information where required. Compare the included pulley, ports, fittings, shaft, and mounting points with the original pump. Replace required seals and O-rings, use only the vehicle-specified fluid, and follow Nissan torque specifications. Bleed the system without holding the steering against either stop, then check fluid level, belt alignment, steering assist, abnormal noise, and leaks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit a 2013 Altima Sedan?
Not confirmed. The source specifies 2013 Altima Coupe applications only.

Is the 2013 3.5L engine configuration confirmed?
No. The source describes it as “3.5L L4L,” which is internally inconsistent. Verify the VIN, engine, original pump number, and physical connections.

Is the pulley included?
The listing title states that a pulley is included, but its diameter and groove count are not provided. Compare the product images and original pulley.

Is the reservoir included?
Not confirmed. The reservoir, cap, hoses, seals, and fluid are not listed as included.