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How do I fix a leaking power steering pump ? It's leaking from the front of the pulley not the back hoses thanks Ita second hand cost me 60buckd anyway to fix it at all? Thx
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well if its the pump that's leaking chuck a new one in it. happened in my ba last year took about 30mins to change
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AussieXR6Grunt wrote: How do I fix a leaking power steering pump ? It's leaking from the front of the pulley not the back hoses thanks Ita second hand cost me 60buckd anyway to fix it at all? Thx only way to fix it properly is to pull the pulley off and replace the seal. Quick fix, I'd say smear a good dose of silicone <--- dodgy mechanic at it's best. My power steering pump leaks from the back, even after replacing the o ring twice, I decided to use gasket maker. Hasn't leaked for 2 years...
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Yer I've thought of smearing stuff around it lol ..just dunno what to use ..CBf buyin a new one 120$ or second hand 60$ with hance of doing this again ..
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How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything?
Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. |
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tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. I was gunna smear it on the outside of the pump.. I can see it drip a little bit onto the hose .. Not much dripping but still enough to drain the pump dry over a few days |
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Draining 800ml of fluid in a few days isn't much of a drip????????
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Buy a new one and forget about it
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tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Depends where it is leaking. Could be leaking on the casing end and not the rotating shaft...but more than likely, shaft.
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phongus wrote: tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Depends where it is leaking. Could be leaking on the casing end and not the rotating shaft...but more than likely, shaft. leaking from the case by the looks of it..Gunna pull it off over the weekend and smear it with gasket glue lol |
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AussieXR6Grunt wrote: phongus wrote: tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Depends where it is leaking. Could be leaking on the casing end and not the rotating shaft...but more than likely, shaft. leaking from the case by the looks of it..Gunna pull it off over the weekend and replace it so I don't have to do it again Good idea |
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tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Yeah, just rebuild it, do it properly and it will stop it from giving you grief later on. You don't want it to kill your alternator by leaking oil all over it.
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Benno The Viking wrote: tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Yeah, just rebuild it, do it properly and it will stop it from giving you grief later on. You don't want it to kill your alternator by leaking oil all over it. Already done that with the old one lol... Lucky it's hitting the hose and not going directly into the alternator since its leaking from the front bottom..second hand s**t lol not spending anymore money on this car .. |
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AussieXR6Grunt wrote: Benno The Viking wrote: tickford_6 wrote: How do you smear sealer on a rotating shaft and expect to achieve anything? Reseal kit are less then $20, strip it down and replace all the seals. There are walk throughs on youtube. Yeah, just rebuild it, do it properly and it will stop it from giving you grief later on. You don't want it to kill your alternator by leaking oil all over it. Already done that with the old one lol... Lucky it's hitting the hose and not going directly into the alternator since its leaking from the front bottom..second hand s**t lol not spending anymore money on this car .. Ah, fair enough. I asked the auto sparky that fixed my alternator and he said some people rigged up a tin/plastic guard to stop it throwing oil straight onto the alternator, perhaps you could do that as a cheap alternative?
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