Steering box loose/dripping
Steering box loose/dripping
Is it feasible to pull the box and replace seals/bearing, or must the box be replaced.
Additionally, is there any reason to not install a DSS? They are manufactured only one province away.
Additionally, is there any reason to not install a DSS? They are manufactured only one province away.
hi
where is the box leaking ?
i put new seals in where the stearing wheel shaft connects $25.00 from dealer seal and a o ring ,leak gone there !
look at dealer service manuel while there to see wherre the o ring goes as i think that is what was leaking !
box was easy to remove and install , just unbolt the sway bar mounts an let bar drop out of the way , to make it a lot easier !
you will be able to easily adjust the box while out to eliminate any play an it will drive beter than new!
where is the box leaking ?
i put new seals in where the stearing wheel shaft connects $25.00 from dealer seal and a o ring ,leak gone there !
look at dealer service manuel while there to see wherre the o ring goes as i think that is what was leaking !
box was easy to remove and install , just unbolt the sway bar mounts an let bar drop out of the way , to make it a lot easier !
you will be able to easily adjust the box while out to eliminate any play an it will drive beter than new!
Sorry for the long delay in me posting again... it looks like it is leaking out the pitman arm shaft (output shaft)... but there is also some sideways movement, so the bearing inside is worn.
Yeah, I'm just going to replace the box... I've found a reman for not too much from a reputable supplier. The "repair kit" I saw only included seals.
The good old DSS... fortunately enough for me, it is manufactured only one province over - I run stock tires, but I'm planning to get one to prevent future wear/looseness.
The good old DSS... fortunately enough for me, it is manufactured only one province over - I run stock tires, but I'm planning to get one to prevent future wear/looseness.
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