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Thanks. Any thoughts/experience on resealing a pump that is working well? Exercise in futility or worth a shot? Also - one strange thing is that the leak isn't constant. Some days it will be bone dry and others it almost forms a drip (more than just seeping). I have not seen it actually...
Mine is a 192xxx truck, but I assume it recieved some of the 196+ upgrades when it was refreshed in 09. It has the later belt routing that I don't think was original to that truck. I think it might have also had the old style pump with the reservoir on it orginally, but not sure. The part...
Well that sounds crappy. It looks like a cast iron housing, I'm surprised it can be deformed from pressing a seal/bearing or maybe I'm still not understanding the issue.
I'll probably just put it off for now since it's more of a seeping (no dripping yet). I'm still inclined to try to replace...
I've got a power steering pump that has a slow leak. I'm pretty sure it's leaking at the shaft. Power steering works fine, so I'd rather not do a new pump if possible. Is there a DIY process to put a new shaft seal in? It's one of the later style pumps on and m1123 where the reservoir is...
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