Square CS teflon seals
Square CS teflon seals
I thought someone here might have installed these before?
Background: A few years back I was attempting to rebuild a Chrysler steering rack and the rebuild kit included what appeared to be teflon o-rings with a square cross-section. I tried to install these but ended up distorting and ruining them (they deform/stretch fairly easily but do not return to their original shape like rubber o-rings). The money on the rebuild kit ended up being wasted and I finally bought a factory rebuilt rack.
Is there a trick to installing these? Maybe gently heating them? Nobody seemed to know on the Chrysler list; the number of users here is much greater.
Background: A few years back I was attempting to rebuild a Chrysler steering rack and the rebuild kit included what appeared to be teflon o-rings with a square cross-section. I tried to install these but ended up distorting and ruining them (they deform/stretch fairly easily but do not return to their original shape like rubber o-rings). The money on the rebuild kit ended up being wasted and I finally bought a factory rebuilt rack.
Is there a trick to installing these? Maybe gently heating them? Nobody seemed to know on the Chrysler list; the number of users here is much greater.
Last edited by Kevin Johnson; Sep 29, 2002 at 03:33 PM.
Originally posted by RB83L69
If these are like the ones in steering gears, or automatic transmission sealing rings, try boiling them for a few minutes before installing them.
If these are like the ones in steering gears, or automatic transmission sealing rings, try boiling them for a few minutes before installing them.
I will file that info away. Sounds like I'll run into them again.
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