Edelmann 8520 Power Steering Gear Box Input Shaft Seal Kit
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It is not possible to use the 8520 Input Shaft Seal Kit with a remanufactured steering gear because it is designed for a 3/4" diameter input shaft, which is the size used by Saginaw steering gears from 1979 forward. It is required to use Edelmann Input Shaft Seal Kit 7095 that comes with a 13/16" OD input shaft and is suitable for 1978
Rock auto part number search does not include this part number. The car I used was an F250 from 1978.
The Edelman 8525 is most likely the one listed by rock auto. Additionally, there are two other brands listed under rock auto
Fitted correctly on a 1978 Ford F 250 which I purchased the kit for. I'm not sure, but the cost difference between Edelman and John Deer may be considerable. Even if you lose a little, you won't lose much. You can be sure that the tractor part quality will be excellent.
Selected User Reviews For Edelmann 8520 Power Steering Gear Box Input Shaft Seal Kit
I know it sounds hard, but it's actually quite challenging. I found the leak and stopped it! Thankfully, I was able to access it through the firewall once I removed the steering column, so I replaced it with the gearbox still inside the truck. Although it may seem difficult, this is actually not so difficult. It's easy to find, once you figure out how!.
The wrench set includes seals, snap rings, and dust seals for Ford truck steering boxes made in the 1980s and 1990s. For my '86 F- it was perfect in terms of fit and functionality.
The exact thing I was looking for.
I have a 1975 F100 with a motor 390 that fits perfectly.
The perfect translation.
I was able to stop the leak in my steering gear with no problems.
I was having a power steering gearbox leak, but this fixed it!.
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