Fixed the leak, that was coming from the base of the reservoir not the pressure connection. After a while those washers get old and start leaking. My 2001 Ford Taurus is 16 years old. I bought it used. I changed the teflon seals, along with the inner part that has the o-ring. The o-rings can be bought at any auto parts store. I bought some that were about a dollar each, and they were thicker, than the others. I had to pull off the flat outer o-ring that connects to the base into the reservoir and just changed it with a o-ring that was thicker. It fixed the leak.
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Better than the garbage seal tha came with my power steering pump. I used the small one. Boy these are delicate at least the way ford wants you to use them.
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Good condition
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Fits just like OEM
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Broke before I even put it on
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Worked great stop leak
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