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GP1005 30th July 2021 16:58

Power steering leak
 
I have checked through previous posts on the Power Steering pump leaks.

I have found a gasket set being supplied by someone on Ebay from Spain. Trouble is that it takes a while to get it posted here. Any suppliers in UK ? Failing that, people have talked about making a cardboard gasket and fitting a new seal.

Can anyone help out with dimensions for the seal as I have a box of metric seals and hope one might fit. Also a How To for a CDTI to remove the pump from the car ?

Thanks
Gary

Schotten 30th July 2021 17:39

Gary,

Have the same leaking steering pump and could not find details for any replacement washers or gasket (I think/hope mine is leaking at the pipe connections). See what anyone else replies with interest.

Scott

macafee2 30th July 2021 18:20

Gents are your cars mk1's or 2's? I think a member may have or had some for the mk2's
I saw his details somewhere

macafee2

GP1005 30th July 2021 18:29

Mk 2 for me

dave lincs 30th July 2021 18:45

Try Trikey he might have a good used pump?

Mike Noc 31st July 2021 11:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by GP1005 (Post 2893567)
Also a How To for a CDTI to remove the pump from the car ?
Thanks
Gary

Worth cracking the power steering pump pulley bolts before removing the belt, as the pulley has to be removed to get the pump off.

Schotten 31st July 2021 17:33

Mine’s a MK1. Seems to have a leak around where the pipes connect. One of the many of the ‘things to do’. Straight forward washer replacement?

chris75 31st July 2021 18:34

On my v6 model , it was a simple O ring where the rubber pipe connected to the pump . Would be worth cleaning up the pump and then observing where the leak reappears ?

GP1005 31st July 2021 19:37

thanks Chris - this is what I plan to do once it stops raining long enough tomorrow !

GP1005 2nd August 2021 13:15

Turned out to be the low pressure return pipe had rubbed through on the air con pulley. Quick repair section made up and fitted.


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