My power steering fluid is leaking slightly on my 96 wagon, believe its prob just the O-ring, does anyone have a part number ? and can i order it online anywhere ?

Cheers

Steve

 

i also have the same problem, any advice greatfully received.

 

Hi Guys,

If your car was built between May 1993 & July 1997 you will wan't the following "o" Ring:

34427AA020 - £0.88 + VAT (£1.03) From a Subaru Dealer

Phil

 

Cool, many thanks for that.

 

Does anyone know of an online shop that sells this part?

The Subaru dealership in the country is absolute rubbish

 

You could try either:

Roger Clark Motorsport - Home

or

http://www.apiimpreza.com/

I believe they both sell what your after

 

Thank you - appreciate!

 

Japanese Import Car Parts

 

Woudl you have a part number for a later pump o ring, 2004 XT by any chance?

 

what's your reg no ?

 

i got an ordinary o ring from my local car shop, i bought one the same size as the old one, it worked fine!!!!

 

Just to double check - the above is the correct part number for a 1996?

Different part number in this post:

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ing-fluid.html

 

I have double checked the part numbers, and the number quoted in this thread https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ing-fluid.html is incorrect as the op states that he has the round type of reservoir and it therefore would have a 13mm seal fitted which carries a part number of 34427AA020....

I have also checked what I wrote and have to admit that I was not 100% correct in what I said "If your car was built between May 1993 & July 1997"... Depending on the market the car was built for there are some early cars that had an oblong reservoir fitted and these had a 20mm seal fitted which carries a part number of 31266GA020.

As to the original op's question with regard to a 96 wagon, this should in theory have the round type reservoir fitted which would have the seal that I originally suggested (34427AA020)

It appears that the only way to be 100% sure is to input a chassis number into the relevent markets parts system.

Sorry for the confusion

phil

 

Sorry to bring this topic up again

Assuming this part 34427AA020 is just a std o ring right?

If that is the case I guess I can use a generic o ring from a plumbing shop. Does anyone know what the diameter is ??

Thanks!

 

buy an o ring kit off ebay, cheap as chips and have all sorts of sizes in them. thatas what I used 12months ago and still no leaks!