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Jeep Tj Steering Box Input Shaft Seal. It finally got so bad i decided to remove the gearbox and. Align the steering shaft pinch collar with the flat notch for the pinch bolt on the splined shaft from the steering box. I didn't take apart the input shaft assembly to replace my input seal so i couldn't. As it stands the thing is pouring fluid out the input seal when parked. Reinstall you pinch bolt on. Where the steering input shaft goes into the steering gear box there seems to be a slight leak of fluids. Looking for some insight with someone who may have encountered this. Removed my steering box to change the input. I read a lot about adjusting the pitman shaft adjustment screw, but i bet a lot of people just have an incorrectly tightened spool valve preload adjusting nut. 91 jeep wrangler running a late 80's cherokee power steering box. For the last year or so i've been leaking fluid out the top of the steering gearbox. Remove the rear cover and pitman shaft as i dumped oil all over. The sector shaft seal is about 1/8 too small in outter diamater and inner diameter. Steering box input seal replacment. Pulled the box down and appart a 10 ton puller heat and a hammer to pull off the pitman arm.it was indeed hell.

Removed my steering box to change the input. I didn't take apart the input shaft assembly to replace my input seal so i couldn't. Steering box input seal replacment. Where the steering input shaft goes into the steering gear box there seems to be a slight leak of fluids. It finally got so bad i decided to remove the gearbox and. Remove the rear cover and pitman shaft as i dumped oil all over. The sector shaft seal is about 1/8 too small in outter diamater and inner diameter. Pulled the box down and appart a 10 ton puller heat and a hammer to pull off the pitman arm.it was indeed hell. Reinstall you pinch bolt on. Align the steering shaft pinch collar with the flat notch for the pinch bolt on the splined shaft from the steering box.

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Jeep Tj Steering Box Input Shaft Seal Align the steering shaft pinch collar with the flat notch for the pinch bolt on the splined shaft from the steering box. Pulled the box down and appart a 10 ton puller heat and a hammer to pull off the pitman arm.it was indeed hell. Reinstall you pinch bolt on. Removed my steering box to change the input. It finally got so bad i decided to remove the gearbox and. I didn't take apart the input shaft assembly to replace my input seal so i couldn't. As it stands the thing is pouring fluid out the input seal when parked. 91 jeep wrangler running a late 80's cherokee power steering box. Steering box input seal replacment. Where the steering input shaft goes into the steering gear box there seems to be a slight leak of fluids. I read a lot about adjusting the pitman shaft adjustment screw, but i bet a lot of people just have an incorrectly tightened spool valve preload adjusting nut. For the last year or so i've been leaking fluid out the top of the steering gearbox. Align the steering shaft pinch collar with the flat notch for the pinch bolt on the splined shaft from the steering box. Looking for some insight with someone who may have encountered this. Remove the rear cover and pitman shaft as i dumped oil all over. The sector shaft seal is about 1/8 too small in outter diamater and inner diameter.