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| Froudey |
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I am pretty sure this has been covered just didn't search as I now it depends. I have a 2000 AUII and the pipe that bolts into the back of the P/S pump leaks slighly onto the alternator. I think that I have read in benj's thread regarding fixing it.
any ideas or procedures
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| TerroristGHIA |
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Or you could do what i did, go to a fitting place like Earls/Enzed/Pirtek and get a custom hose made. It replaces the factory bolt/plug combo with a decent fitting. Cost me 130 from Earls. I replaced the whole hose from the rack to the pump on the HP side.
Cheers Brett
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| scotty2611 |
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From Memory the hose is sealed by a small o'ring, its a common leak and easy to repair,,, we normally go a slightly thicker o'ring to take some up some of the crush in the pipe if its been over tightened
Scotty
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| Froudey |
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scotty2611 wrote: From Memory the hose is sealed by a small o'ring, its a common leak and easy to repair,,, we normally go a slightly thicker o'ring to take some up some of the crush in the pipe if its been over tightened Scotty explain the thicker o-ring? I need to read Benj's thread cause I am sure he over came this
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| scotty2611 |
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I cant remember the size or the original, say its 2mm thick, you cna put one in thats 2.5mm or 3mm thick,
Thats all, its the thickness of the seal,
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| Froudey |
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I replaced the O ring that gets ends up in the pump and still small leak. I spoke to a specialist today and he said that he can make a line that pisses the swivel off and just a simple straight pipe for 70 bucks. I think I will go this route before putting new alternator in
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