Cerato TD Steering Pump: Identify the Hydraulic Assembly and Its Electrical Lead

An electrical lead seen in a product photograph should not be used alone to classify a steering assembly. The selected Cerato TD unit is described as a hydraulic power-steering pump, with hose ports, a multi-rib pulley and the pictured electrical lead.

Check the complete assembly and application together. The presence of a lead does not supply a pinout, diagnostic value or a reason to substitute a different steering-system component.

Confirm the TD 2.0L selection

The TD 2.0L pump with pulley covers the listed Australian Cerato TD and Cerato Koup TD petrol applications within 01/2009–03/2013. Its reference is 57100-1M100.

The earlier LD 2.0L and TD 1.6L pumps have different references in the application record. A common Cerato name or overlapping year is not a confirmed match.

Read the whole assembly before interpreting one lead

Cerato TD pump gallery view showing the multi-rib pulley, hydraulic ports and electrical lead
Actual manufacturer product-gallery view of the supplied hydraulic pump assembly.

Compare the original number, pulley, mounting pattern, hose ports and electrical connection. Trace the lead to the actual unit in a complete photograph before relying on a close-up of its connector.

Do not infer the lead’s circuit function or test values from the image. If the original has a different connection or the supplied view is incomplete, identify that difference in the enquiry and request confirmation.

Check the package inclusions

The offer contains one pump assembly with the multi-rib pulley and electrical lead shown. Reservoir, hoses and fluid are not included. Have the workshop confirm any additional parts and service materials required for the diagnosed repair.

A photograph with capped ports is not an installation diagram. Packaging features and the actual hydraulic connections should be distinguished by the installer using the proper service information.

Send the evidence that resolves the selection

Provide the VIN, build month, engine details, original reference and labelled original-part photographs of the pulley, ports, mounts and lead. Mention any previous modifications. A correct configuration comparison does not establish which component causes a steering complaint; diagnosis remains a separate workshop task.

Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.

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