Is there a way to repair a Hydroboost seal?

The repair can be done by almost anyone by following the repair video below. Typically these leaks are not actually your power steering pump or reservoir, instead just this cheap seal! This seal is MADE IN THE U.S.A. and comes with FREE USPS SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. These repairs require a special socket which most people do not have.

Is the GM Hydroboost seal made in the US?

This seal is MADE IN THE U.S.A. and comes with FREE USPS SHIPPING WITH TRACKING. These repairs require a special socket which most people do not have. If you don’t know if you have the socket we will include a brand new gear wrench socket so you can ensure you have the right tools to get the job done. How was your overall experience?

How to fix a Hydroboost leak in a Chevy?

Now from the engine bay, you can pull the hydroboost unit away from the firewall. You’ll have to push the brake master cylinder out of the way. I pulled up on it slightly and pushed it towards the fuse box, while pushing the hydroboost towards the engine and pulling away from the firewall.

How do you unbolt a Hydroboost in a truck?

Before you begin unbolting anything from the hydroboost, with your truck turned off, apply the brake pedal fully a few times. This depletes any reserve pressure from the accumulator. Disconnect the brake master cylinder from the hydroboost unit by removing these two nuts.

Is there a universal seal kit for Hydroboost?

This is a universal seal kit meant to repair almost any hydroboost unit produced. Most hydroboost units are manufactured by Bendix and nearly all the seals in the units have remained the same. The pictures below are from a 2005 Chevy 1500 4×4 Truck, however, your unit may look a little different.

What happens when you remove the Hydro Boost?

NOTE: Whenever the Hydro-Boost is removed the power steering system must be bled. Use only the Power Steering Fluid specified by the vehicle manufacturer in the power steering reservoir. When any part of the Hydro-Boost system is replaced the power steering system must be bled to eliminate trapped air.

How to stop Hydroboost on a GMC Duramax?

I went ahead and looked up exact bleeding process on alldata and it said to turn on the vehicle, press brakes 10-20 times, shut off, jack up, turn wheels 20 times, turn on and turn wheels 20 times again. I followed the process and I still have nothing! I have no clue what to do next, I have checked all the lines and have no leaks.

Is there a way to repair a Hydroboost seal?