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Saginaw Steering Cylinder---how to reseal?

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LeakyBoot

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Off a GMC General. Looks like you have to remove the weld to get it apart? Anyone worked on one of these. Same cylinder is on my 88 GMC 7000. I think they used on a lot of GM trucks. Thanks, LB
 
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RZucker

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LeakyBoot said:
Off a GMC General. Looks like you have to remove the weld to get it apart? Anyone worked on one of these. Same cylinder is on my 88 GMC 7000. I think they used on a lot of GM trucks. Thanks, LB
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Get a Weller rebuild from a local dealer. Cheaper in the long run.
 
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56wrench

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I think they are made that way because of a liability issue. only available as an exchange that I know of
 
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