Power steering gear leak

[Husk Challenger]

Hi guys

I have a leak on my steering gear at the input shaft.
I'd like to fix it and i am looking for the good seals on Rockauto.
I would like also to change the seals of the sector shaft to prevent a future leak

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,1973,challenger,5.6l+340cid+v8,1078680,steering

I am totally lost...

I think i may order a seal kit for the steering pump, but i have to check what type i have.

Any idea?

Thank you

[EDL94]

I have a big leak there too. I am going to use the opportunity to upgrade to a firm feel stage 3 steering box. I don't want to mess with changing the seals, and the upgrade will make me want to drive it more. 

[Husk Challenger]

That was my first idea, but i have other stuff to fix first like my leaf springs....so i have to wait for the FF stage 3 

[Topcat]

The FF stage 3 is really good.

2 to 5 weeks lead time is likely.
Unless they're in stock and you buy out right without a core.

I shipped 2 cores using Uship.com and that helped saye a little on the total cost.

[Husk Challenger]

Hey @Topcat,

On their website, the price is 399$ for stage 3. Is it the price whith your own core included?

[73440]

AT205 completely stop my power steering pump leak.
It used to completely drain empty overnight.
After over two months , not a drop has leaked out.
There s a thread on here called " aargh oil leak " about this product.

[Topcat]

Hey @Topcat,

On their website, the price is 399$ for stage 3. Is it the price whith your own core included?

I think so but it's been a while so I don't know for sure.

[303 Mopar]

Hey @Topcat,

On their website, the price is 399$ for stage 3. Is it the price whith your own core included?

I think so but it's been a while so I don't know for sure.

$399 is using your core, otherwise they add a core charger. I would highly recommend taking this opportunity to have yours rebuilt with the FF stage III.  It makes a big difference!   

[Husk Challenger]

@73440
Thanks for the information. I have already heard about this kind of product but i have never gived a try.
If you have good result maybe it s time to test it. It could be a solution while saving money for a rebuild by FF

Thanks Topcat!

[73440]

I had already bought a remanufactured pump to replace the leaking one, but found out that pulleys are not an easy source.
Then @cudabob496 wrote about this AT-205 reseal and I put the  replacement pump work on hold as it is not leaking now.
Want to do the FF stage 3 also.

[Husk Challenger]

@73440

I've just received the AT-205. May you tell me what quantity am i supposed to add in my steering pump?
There is nothing about this in the package

Thanks

[73440]

@Husk Challenger , I just measured, I used three (3) oz , just under 1/2 of the bottle in mine.
Mine would totally drain out overnight , and now it has not leaked a drop since using the AT-205.
Good luck with yours.

[Husk Challenger]

Thanks a lot.

I hope it will work for me to... 

[ramiron]

What were your results with the AT205?

[Burdar]

The seal is readily available from a local parts store(in the US that is)  All you have to do is pull off the steering coupler, run a small screw into the seal and pull it out.  The new one will tap right into place.