Power Steering Leakage
09-17-2008, 10:34 AM
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Power Steering Leakage
Hey guys,
I have a leak at the rear seal of my power steering pump. Can I just take off all the bolts and install a new rear seal with all the lines still attached. Is store brand ATF ok, such as Advance Auto or Walmart? Also, I have a leak at my input shaft of the steering box. I recall a part number for just the seal, but can't find it anymore. Does anybody have that part number? Is that a tough job to do?
I have a leak at the rear seal of my power steering pump. Can I just take off all the bolts and install a new rear seal with all the lines still attached. Is store brand ATF ok, such as Advance Auto or Walmart? Also, I have a leak at my input shaft of the steering box. I recall a part number for just the seal, but can't find it anymore. Does anybody have that part number? Is that a tough job to do?
09-18-2008, 09:31 AM
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I am having some similar power steering leakage issues/ noise when turning at slow speeds. Do I need a new pump? is a full replacement gonna be a PITA/ Expensive? Any help is appreciated
09-18-2008, 02:22 PM
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I just replaced mine. Pretty straightforward job and it only took a couple hours. One thing you don't want to do is break the thing the vacuum lines connect to. I did and they're expensive......
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