Ford Focus Mk3 Power Steering Rack Motor A0025079

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Ford Focus Mk3 Power Steering Rack Motor is an original power steering system component designed for installation in the steering gear of this model. As a part of the Steering gears and housings group, it ensures precise transmission of steering assist torque to the rack, improving driving comfort and safety. Using an OEM component allows for an economical yet professional steering system repair without compromising on fitment.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: HV6C-3D070-BE-1
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: HV6C-3D070-BE
• Substitutable numbers: HV6C-3D070-BE, HV6C3D070BE, A0025079
• Part type: Steering Rack
• Category: Gearboxes, Racks & Pinions

Purpose and function in the steering system

The steering rack motor in the Ford Focus Mk3 is responsible for generating assist torque in the electric power steering system. It works in conjunction with the steering gear and control electronics to:

• reduce the effort required to turn the steering wheel,
• ensure smooth and predictable responses to driver inputs,
• maintain driving stability at higher speeds,
• support the operation of safety systems, such as lane keeping assist. Thanks to its OEM design, the motor is optimized for the steering characteristics of the Focus Mk3, which translates into consistent operation with other rack components.

Advantages of using an original steering rack motor

Using an original steering rack motor in the Ford Focus Mk3 is a solution that minimizes the risk of compatibility issues. Factory fitment to the steering gear means proper positioning, correct mounting, and seamless cooperation with the control system. In practice, this translates into:

• stable steering assist performance across the full speed range,
• no need for mechanical or electrical modifications,
• easier diagnostics during future inspections,
• retention of factory steering effort characteristics. A used OEM component is also a beneficial compromise between repair cost and quality, especially for vehicles in intensive use.

Condition, verification, and preparation for installation

The offered steering rack motor comes from dismantling and is classified as a used original component. This type of part is particularly attractive for workshops and users who expect factory fitment without the need to invest in a new assembly. Before installation, a standard workshop procedure is recommended, including inspection of the electrical wiring, the condition of the steering gear, and correct calibration of the steering system after replacement.

Application in service practice

The Ford Focus Mk3 Power Steering Rack Motor is suitable both for typical replacement of a faulty assist module and for more extensive steering system repairs. It can be used in:

• repairs following an electric power steering failure,
• regeneration of the complete steering gear,
• servicing fleet vehicles where repair repeatability and predictability are key,
• cases where maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications is required. By maintaining OEM parameters, the motor works with factory controller settings, which limits the risk of errors and incorrect messages in onboard systems.

Related Ford steering system components

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the steering area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as gear housings, mounting elements, or additional components working with the rack, check out the available parts in the Ford steering gears and housings category.

More about the trend for original used parts

Used OEM components are increasingly being used in professional repairs, especially where precise fitment and predictable component behavior are important. If you want to better understand why the automotive market is increasingly turning to such solutions, it is worth reading the analysis in the article Crisis in the new parts market? Why used originals for premium cars are the hottest trend in 2026, which describes the broader context of using original components from dismantling.