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Old 01-04-2024, 07:21 PM   #1
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Power Steering Pump O-Ring

I'm installing my Redhead steering gear this weekend. I have a leak from the PS pump that I want to fix at the same time. It's leaking from the adapter (the adapter that goes into the pump housing) and I suspect the O-ring in there is the source of the leak. It's not the O-ring to the hose (I'm using flare fittings). I can't find a size for the O-ring and I want to make sure I have on on hand when I take it apart. Anyone out there know the size?
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Old 01-05-2024, 12:16 AM   #2
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Re: Power Steering Pump O-Ring

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I'm installing my Redhead steering gear this weekend. I have a leak from the PS pump that I want to fix at the same time. It's leaking from the adapter (the adapter that goes into the pump housing) and I suspect the O-ring in there is the source of the leak. It's not the O-ring to the hose (I'm using flare fittings). I can't find a size for the O-ring and I want to make sure I have one on hand when I take it apart. Anyone out there know the size?
You'll need to remove the pressure regulator (it's not an adaptor) and reservoir to gain access to that O ring. There's a spring and other parts in there, don't loose them. O-rings are not reuseable, so you'll need more than just that 1 O-ring.. Do yourself a favor and don't order blindly online.. GM used the same P/S pump on various models for years, so the exact year model isn't necessary.. O'Reillys has the O-ring kit in stock.. The kit is also available from various other local parts suppliers.

Here's a link to that kit.

https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c...t+-+pump&pos=0

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Old 01-05-2024, 12:27 AM   #3
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Re: Power Steering Pump O-Ring

Thanks.
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