Forgive me if the answers are out there already but I didn't see much on 100 series and power steering pumps.
I got home yesterday from work and after the truck sitting for 10 minutes shut off found a decent size puddle of power steering fluid on the floor. Lifted the hood, and I see it's dripping from the pump itself. I checked the lines/hoses which were replaced couple months ago and they're all good. Pump itself looks original at 240k miles.
Now, is it just a seal that's failed that I can replace or is it worth replacing the whole pump? I used that AT 205 thing a month ago to try and stop a slow leak on the input rack. It worked but I guess it sped up the failure of the power steering pump.
I got home yesterday from work and after the truck sitting for 10 minutes shut off found a decent size puddle of power steering fluid on the floor. Lifted the hood, and I see it's dripping from the pump itself. I checked the lines/hoses which were replaced couple months ago and they're all good. Pump itself looks original at 240k miles.
Now, is it just a seal that's failed that I can replace or is it worth replacing the whole pump? I used that AT 205 thing a month ago to try and stop a slow leak on the input rack. It worked but I guess it sped up the failure of the power steering pump.