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Old 09-27-2009, 09:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Power steering pump leaks!

The vane pump of my Camry 2002,v6,xle,157K. leaks just a little bit.Did anyone try steering pump gasket treatment?Any suggestions?Thanks!
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No, I've never had an occasion to need the stuff but at that mileage it might be a cheap and temporary fix until you gather enough shekels to replace the thing.
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Replace what needs to be replaced, don't just treat it. In the end it's gonna cost you more.
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The treatment could also possibly ruin your steering rack, which in the long run will cost you a fortune to replace.
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Check with the dealer and see if they sell a rebuild (re-seal?) kit for the pump. I remember reading someone ordered one for an old model year.


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2002,v6,xle,157K. leaks just a little bit.Did anyone try steering pump gasket treatment?Any suggestions?Thanks!
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