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by HJ2 » Tue 01.03.2016, 14:02
As problems never come alone....
Does anyone know if there is a kit available for a PAS pump refurb?

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by Brit-Car-Nut » Tue 01.03.2016, 16:08
Rock Auto offers a "Power Steering Pump Seal Kit"
GATES 348415 {#2145} Power Steering Repair Kit; Pump Seal Kit $16.53
ACDELCO 36348415 {#19185878} Professional $19.24
EDELMANN 8833 Power Steering Repair Kit Out of Stock
They also offer the "Power Steering Pump Shaft Seal"
NATIONAL 221720 $3.36
SKF 6622 Out of Stock
Maybe the part numbers will help you find something nearby? The National 221720 Shaft Seal has an info page with all of the dimensions.
The pump is also used on:
ASUNA SUNFIRE 1993
CHEVROLET METRO 1998
GEO METRO 1995-1997
GEO STORM 1990-1993
ISUZU IMPULSE 1990-1991
ISUZU STYLUS 1991-1993
PONTIAC FIREFLY 1995-1998
SUZUKI ESTEEM 1995-1997
SUZUKI SWIFT 1995-1998
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by HJ2 » Wed 02.03.2016, 13:07
Thanks John for a good starting point!
My experience on tinkering with PAS pumps is.... 0 So I expect another steep learning curve.
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by John_W » Wed 02.03.2016, 23:29
Hey! Another LEC learning opportunity!

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by HJ2 » Sun 17.04.2016, 10:30
True, but not THIS one as it turns out now...
I cut the belt to the pump (as it was time to change anyway)
This did not change anything, so the problem was not in the PAS pump (but the Alternator...)
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