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Title: Samurai Manual Steering Rebuild
Post by: Jonny Rash on June 21, 2005, 05:05:25 AM
Has anyone here ever rebuilt their Samurai steering box?  The problem I am having is not the bearings or inner workings per se, but the output seal going out.  

This has happened to two steering boxes now.  I chunked the first one because the FSM said it was non-rebuildable but I would like to replace the output seal in this one.  I seem to recall one website that listed the seal part number but I can't locate it now.  

Finally, I know some folks say just go to power steering, but I actually prefer my manual steering setup.
Title: Re: Samurai Manual Steering Rebuild
Post by: SnoFalls on June 21, 2005, 08:09:41 AM
get a box from a sami that went "tracker power" ... probably free if you hunt.
Title: Re: Samurai Manual Steering Rebuild
Post by: Jonny Rash on June 21, 2005, 11:07:48 AM
I've got two extra boxes, the problem is that the seal always goes bad due to old age.  I'm looking for info on the seal, like a part# so that I can replace it.
Title: Re: Samurai Manual Steering Rebuild
Post by: ack on June 21, 2005, 12:15:55 PM
I took a look at an '88 FSM (http://www.ackerdackerly.com/sam8817-7-end.pdf) section 18, but didn't find a part number. (note to self:  Put a link to the FSM in the FAQ site...)

I would give Hawk Strictly Suzuki a call at 888-SAMURAI.  He probably knows if the gearbox can be rebuilt and, if so, has the parts.

Otherwise, he probably has a replacement unit to sell you unless you can find one locally at a salvage yard...
Title: Re: Samurai Manual Steering Rebuild
Post by: Ronzuki on June 22, 2005, 05:25:26 AM
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but I actually prefer my manual steering setup.


:o Not me,  I'm going toy p.s. I'll have a box w/ a BDS drop pit arm for sale in the fall. No leaks out of my 91, 86,000 miles on it w/ stock tires, plus 5k miles w/ the 32s.