Re: PS question
I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have
a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning radius with my full width axles. Will Honea wrote: > Thanks, Doug. At least things are a little more accessible with the > fender and grill headers off. I can't believe how much I had to > remove to get that @#$%^ fender off. I'm hoping for a hose leak - > lots cheaper and easier to do that replacing the steering gear - > especially the pitman arm. > > On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 21:31:43 UTC "DougW" > <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote: > > >>Will Honea did pass the time by typing: >> >>>About a week back, I noticed a (new) small drip on the driveway. >>>Couple of days later, the PS fluid was a little low. Pulled the MJ >>>into the garage to repair a bit of tree rash on the fender and found a >>>big puddle the next morning. The PS is losing fluid fairly rapidly >>>and appears to be losing it just sitting. Will a steering gear seal >>>go bad that fast and allow a gravity drain? How about a hole in the >>>hose? I don't see an obvious leak when I crank the wheel with the >>>engine running but the hoses and gear are pretty well buried from >>>sight with the skid plate and mud panel in place so I thought i'd ask >>>before I start pulling pieces. >> >>Usually it's a hose and most often the return line. >>A leak in the pressure line will spray fluid all over the place. >>Leaks can happen in the O ring between the fluid reservoir and >>the pump. >> >>Your going to have to get in there and wipe everything down and clean >>it up, top off the fluid and idle it for a bit. Then go back and find >>your leak. >> > > > |
Re: PS question
I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have
a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning radius with my full width axles. Will Honea wrote: > Thanks, Doug. At least things are a little more accessible with the > fender and grill headers off. I can't believe how much I had to > remove to get that @#$%^ fender off. I'm hoping for a hose leak - > lots cheaper and easier to do that replacing the steering gear - > especially the pitman arm. > > On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 21:31:43 UTC "DougW" > <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote: > > >>Will Honea did pass the time by typing: >> >>>About a week back, I noticed a (new) small drip on the driveway. >>>Couple of days later, the PS fluid was a little low. Pulled the MJ >>>into the garage to repair a bit of tree rash on the fender and found a >>>big puddle the next morning. The PS is losing fluid fairly rapidly >>>and appears to be losing it just sitting. Will a steering gear seal >>>go bad that fast and allow a gravity drain? How about a hole in the >>>hose? I don't see an obvious leak when I crank the wheel with the >>>engine running but the hoses and gear are pretty well buried from >>>sight with the skid plate and mud panel in place so I thought i'd ask >>>before I start pulling pieces. >> >>Usually it's a hose and most often the return line. >>A leak in the pressure line will spray fluid all over the place. >>Leaks can happen in the O ring between the fluid reservoir and >>the pump. >> >>Your going to have to get in there and wipe everything down and clean >>it up, top off the fluid and idle it for a bit. Then go back and find >>your leak. >> > > > |
Re: PS question
I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have
a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning radius with my full width axles. Will Honea wrote: > Thanks, Doug. At least things are a little more accessible with the > fender and grill headers off. I can't believe how much I had to > remove to get that @#$%^ fender off. I'm hoping for a hose leak - > lots cheaper and easier to do that replacing the steering gear - > especially the pitman arm. > > On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 21:31:43 UTC "DougW" > <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote: > > >>Will Honea did pass the time by typing: >> >>>About a week back, I noticed a (new) small drip on the driveway. >>>Couple of days later, the PS fluid was a little low. Pulled the MJ >>>into the garage to repair a bit of tree rash on the fender and found a >>>big puddle the next morning. The PS is losing fluid fairly rapidly >>>and appears to be losing it just sitting. Will a steering gear seal >>>go bad that fast and allow a gravity drain? How about a hole in the >>>hose? I don't see an obvious leak when I crank the wheel with the >>>engine running but the hoses and gear are pretty well buried from >>>sight with the skid plate and mud panel in place so I thought i'd ask >>>before I start pulling pieces. >> >>Usually it's a hose and most often the return line. >>A leak in the pressure line will spray fluid all over the place. >>Leaks can happen in the O ring between the fluid reservoir and >>the pump. >> >>Your going to have to get in there and wipe everything down and clean >>it up, top off the fluid and idle it for a bit. Then go back and find >>your leak. >> > > > |
Re: PS question
HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
> I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. Haven't done one of those, just the pump and hoses. Good for pics: http://www.off-road.com/tlc/tech/saginaw/ Toys. http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...ring/index.asp :) http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...m_tj/index.asp http://www.agrperformance.com/ -- DougW |
Re: PS question
HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
> I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. Haven't done one of those, just the pump and hoses. Good for pics: http://www.off-road.com/tlc/tech/saginaw/ Toys. http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...ring/index.asp :) http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...m_tj/index.asp http://www.agrperformance.com/ -- DougW |
Re: PS question
HomeBrewer did pass the time by typing:
> I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. Haven't done one of those, just the pump and hoses. Good for pics: http://www.off-road.com/tlc/tech/saginaw/ Toys. http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...ring/index.asp :) http://www.rockcrawler.com/techrepor...m_tj/index.asp http://www.agrperformance.com/ -- DougW |
Re: PS question
You may replace it in place if you feel you have enough room. A
little snap ring backs the seal. Similar Saginaw, but punier shafts: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf Seal kit: http://www.rubicon4x4.com/catalog/st...-459_2103.html If you don't have a good parts guy. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- HomeBrewer wrote: > > I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. |
Re: PS question
You may replace it in place if you feel you have enough room. A
little snap ring backs the seal. Similar Saginaw, but punier shafts: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf Seal kit: http://www.rubicon4x4.com/catalog/st...-459_2103.html If you don't have a good parts guy. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- HomeBrewer wrote: > > I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. |
Re: PS question
You may replace it in place if you feel you have enough room. A
little snap ring backs the seal. Similar Saginaw, but punier shafts: http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf Seal kit: http://www.rubicon4x4.com/catalog/st...-459_2103.html If you don't have a good parts guy. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- HomeBrewer wrote: > > I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have > a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" > tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I > need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning > radius with my full width axles. |
Re: PS question
Great *.pdf file Bill, Thanks - that confirms it, my adjustor plug seal
is shot. I could possibly repair in place on my CJ7, but I think I will remove the gear box anyway. I have been waiting for an excuse to upgrade. L.W.(ßill) ------ III wrote: > You may replace it in place if you feel you have enough room. A > little snap ring backs the seal. Similar Saginaw, but punier shafts: > http://www.----------.com/97TJpowersteering.pdf Seal kit: > http://www.rubicon4x4.com/catalog/st...-459_2103.html > If you don't have a good parts guy. > God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- > > HomeBrewer wrote: > >>I got same problem today. I wiped everything down and now I know I have >>a leak where the steering arm enters the gear box. I am turning 36" >>tires on dana 44 front axle with the original 24 year old gear box. I >>need advice on what gear box to replace with to get a better turning >>radius with my full width axles. |
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