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Re: pitman shaft seal
[Re: stinger]
#3312600
06/23/25 08:42 AM
06/23/25 08:42 AM
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Sniper
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never done one before but I need to replace it on my 70 cuda. any good on line tutorials or vids or just procedures? THANKS
I bet the FSM has that procedure. Wait, you don;t have an FSM? Gee, why is that? https://mymopar.com/service-manuals/
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Re: pitman shaft seal
[Re: Sniper]
#3312818
06/24/25 11:15 AM
06/24/25 11:15 AM
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North Dakota
6PakBee
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Manual steering is straightforward. Power steering, you should have a manual, it's WAAAY more complicated.
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Re: pitman shaft seal
[Re: TJP]
#3312965
06/25/25 11:01 AM
06/25/25 11:01 AM
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Dcuda69
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Seen this several times but never tried it. Copied form another site. You need a pitman arm puller. Remove the nut and pull the pitman arm off. Pull the snap ring below the seal. Start the engine turn the wheel to the stop. It’ll blow the seal out. Clean the pitman shaft with scotch brite as it may be rusty. Find the right size piece of exhaust tubing to drive the new seal in. Reinstall the arm.Let us know if it works    I've done a few like this. It works.....you may have to slip the arm back on and set the car on the ground to make the pump really work. Put a pan under it because it'll make a mess!
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