Edelmann 7095 Power Steering Gear Box Input Shaft Seal Kit

Edelmann 7095 Power Steering Gear Box Input Shaft Seal Kit

$ 12.08

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Based on 30 ratings

Packaging

9.11

Customer service

8.92

Delivery

9.01

Giftable

8.96

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SEAL FOR STR GEAR INPUT SHAFT KIT

Questions & Answers

Is this going to work with my Jeep Cherokee from 1994?

There are two options available. To determine which rebuild kit to use, measure the diameter of the input shaft.

pwr steering rebuild kit for a 1972 Chevy 3/4 4wd? What is the most appropriate number?

My 72 Dodge 3/4 4x4 was a perfect fit for the 7095.

What fits a Mustang 2 from 1977?

We have two racks with power steering. Pinion Repair Kits are listed for the 1977 Mustang II, and the number of Mounting Bushings on the Rack determines the price. Pinion. Edelmann Rack and Edelmann Rack are two mounting areas. Kit 8591 for Pinion Seals Edelmann Rack if there are three mounting locations Pinion Seal Kit 8594 is the kit you'll need.

Is this going to fit my Toyota Land Cruiser from 1982?

The 7095 will not fit the 1982 Land Cruiser, and we do not have a separate Input Shaft Seal set up. The Input Shaft can be found in our Major Steering Gear Seal Kit 8748.

Selected User Reviews For Edelmann 7095 Power Steering Gear Box Input Shaft Seal Kit

On an old steering box, you can get cheap insurance

4/5

It wasn't a full rebuild kit, but it was enough for me to ensure that my freshly painted steering box didn't leak all over the place. It was a lot of fun to get the input seal off.

Leia Serrano

| Jul 14, 2021

it was a success It fit my 1977 C10 steering box perfectly; it's the larger diameter that differs in size

5/5

Fernanda Petersen

| Jan 04, 2021

It was a success

5/5

For use with power steering.

Anya Sheppard

| Apr 15, 2021

It's a simple fix that will save you a lot of money

5/5

A leaking steering box input shaft seal is a common problem on vintage cars, and the most common fix appears to be to purchase a new or rebuilt unit, which can cost anywhere from $100 to $500. This is a fantastic workaround that I found to be effective. In my 1965 El Camino, I replaced the seal and used Lucas power steering fluid Stop Leak as a precaution. Part of the problem, I believe, stems from the use of new thin power steering fluids. Automatic transmission fluid was used back in the day, but the Lucas works just as well. I took the box out of the car to work on it because it was easier. The old seal was removed with a windshield trim removal hook tool, and the new seal was installed with a socket and hammer. Before inserting the seal, make sure it is completely saturated with fluid.

Dakota Rowe

| May 15, 2021

For repairing the input shaft of a Saginaw steering box, this part is a good fit

4/5

It fit my Saginaw 800 quick ratio steering box perfectly. There are no issues. My box was an AGR that I purchased as part of a power steering upgrade for my 1967 Camaro. It leaked at the input shaft, and this kit came with all of the necessary parts to repair it.