[FlyingVR4]

I can't find the part numbers for the O-rings where the power steering lines go into the rack. Does anyone know them?

Thanks!

 

[Chris @ Rvenge Performance]

I'm generally the most picky about using the right parts, but I admit I grabbed them out of a box of oil safe o-rings I had laying around and its been working okay for thousands of miles and almost 2 years. I think if you took the old ones to the auto parts store they could match them up easily.

 

[FlyingVR4]

Old ones are in the garbage. Oops...

 

[Chris @ Rvenge Performance]

I think it is MB192717 and MB950259 for the two main ones that go in near the sector gear.

ASA's diagram is slightly unclear about this.

 

[Chris @ Rvenge Performance]

haha life is a circle:

http://www.3si.org/forum/f1/power-steering-pinion-lines-orings-468334/

 

[FlyingVR4]

Every question has been asked before on these cars.

Thanks, much appreciated. I think today I can make my Mitsu/Cherry Hill order.

 

[Toni]

haha life is a circle:

Power steering pinion lines and orings

LOL it sure is. I was looking for these stupid things. Found your thread. Then found my post with the numbers! Why ASA puts them on a separate page with just a table I dunno...

Power steering pinion lines and orings

Does anyone know where I can get the o-rings on the pinion for the power steering lines? My reman rack didn't come with any.... I either need the size they are or an oem part number so I don't have to wait until I get the old rack out to see if I can get the o-rings.

www.3si.org

 

[TwinSpoolin94]

If any of you guys could help a brother out! lol

Power Steering O-Rings

Ok guys, looks like the part numbers for the power steering O-rings are Mb192717 Mb950259 My question is which one goes to the between the PS hardline/ rubber high pressure line?

www.3si.org