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GQ steering box leaks

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GQ steering box leaks

Post by create »

Is it possible to fix the fluid leaks in a GQ steering box? Can I get a seal kit? Is it easier to just replace it or even get a GU steering box?
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Post by q_ship »

gu p/s box has same bolt pattern so it will bolt in. not sure if there is a seal kit avail. if there is and it is something you cant do yourself it might be worth replacing the box
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Post by ANDREWGQ 351 »

I have just just done my GQ one, there are 2 seals plus some o rings, they are Nissan only parts. The input shaft (worm) seal was $30, i didnt need to do the sector.
however if you dont take the sector shaft out then you have to unscrew the worm shaft from the ball screw nut. The bearings will then fall out, collect them all grease them into place and reinsert the worm shaft, however it took a few goes as the bearings kept falling to the bottom of the nut.
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Post by create »

Do you have the part numbers by any chance?
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Post by ANDREWGQ 351 »

No just rang up and asked, just give them vin no and they can search for it
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Post by chops »

2 capfuls of brake fluid and mine stopped leaking :rofl:
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Post by UKGQ »

ANDREWGQ 351 wrote:they are Nissan only parts.
Roodogs sells kits.
Ebay.com.au number 350071784551

IIRC you need a 41mm socket for the nut holding the drop-arm on.

HTH.

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Is it a hard job to do?
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Post by Fmx_Aus »

chops wrote:2 capfuls of brake fluid and mine stopped leaking :rofl:
You serious??
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Post by dont_follow_me »

chops wrote:2 capfuls of brake fluid and mine stopped leaking :rofl:
yeha, mine is leaking but I figure it will stop leaking one day.....

how would brake fluid work :?:
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Post by ausoops »

probably swell the seals, the same way that most leak stop fluids work.
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Post by chops »

bingo
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Post by dont_follow_me »

cheers :)
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Post by Rambo »

I tried Chops method after my leak slowly worked out to 500ml a month, it took about half a bottle of brake fluid over 2 weeks to work, BUT it did work that was 2yrs ago no leaks since!
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