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RizzleKicks

Active Member

• Nov 10, 2024

• #1

Evening Folks,

I noticed the power steering has been getting low on his 2004 D2 , A small puddle on the drive , anything obvious to look at first before I start pulling it apart ?

 

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lynall

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Full Member

• Nov 10, 2024

• #2

Just look for the source of the leak, if not obvious get someone to rock the steering whilst you take a look see.

 

sierrafery

Well-Known Member

• Nov 10, 2024

• #3

Hi, the most common is the tank to pump pipe's metal side where it passes near the sump(pointed with red)...it used to rub there hence that foam protection on it which is not good enough... or the PAS box's output shaft seal

 

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Landmark2

Well-Known Member

• Nov 11, 2024

• #4

The joining gasket on the PAS pump can also leak. Mine did x2
Griff

 

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RizzleKicks

Active Member

• Nov 11, 2024

• #5

You got part numbers and how easy is it to replace

 

Landmark2

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• Nov 12, 2024

• #6

ANR6974 - - Google Search

Griff

 

meego

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• Nov 12, 2024

• #7

First place on a D2 I would look is the PAS box drop arm. If it’s wet you need a reconditioned box or sleeve fitted.

 

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RizzleKicks

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• Nov 13, 2024

• #8

Hey Meego , what do you mean by a sleeve and do you have a pic ?

 

meego

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• Nov 15, 2024

• #9

RizzleKicks said:

Hey Meego , what do you mean by a sleeve and do you have a pic ?

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These from SKF. The problem with output shaft leaks is usually shaft wear, so changing the seal only works for a short time, if at all.

 

Rangieman123

Active Member

• Nov 15, 2024

• #10

These are also referred to as "Speedy Sleeves".