Sunsong Steering Gear Input Shaft Seal Kit P/N:8401621

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$8.99
MPN: 8401621
UPC: 889364278450
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Sunsong Steering Gear Input Shaft Seal Kit P/N:8401621
Sunsong Steering Gear Input Shaft Seal Kit P/N:8401621
$8.99

Stop power steering fluid from weeping past the input shaft with the Sunsong Steering Gear Input Shaft Seal Kit 8401621. This seal kit is a direct-fit replacement for the 1980 GMC B6000, restoring a tight seal where the steering gear's input shaft enters the housing.

The input shaft seals ride against the rotating input (stub) shaft to keep hydraulic power steering fluid inside the gear. Over time these seals harden and lose their sealing surface, which can let fluid seep out at the shaft. If worn input shaft seals are the cause of a leak at your steering gear, this kit supplies the parts to reseal that area.

  • Application: a direct-fit replacement for the listed 1980 GMC B6000 application.
  • Job: seals the steering gear input shaft to help contain power steering fluid.
  • Signs it may be time to replace: power steering fluid seeping at the input shaft or a dropping fluid level — diagnose the source before replacing.

Interchange: 9015 · 348619 · 2253 · 28401621

Manufacturer part number 8401621.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

9015, 348619, 2253, 28401621

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this seal kit do?

It reseals the steering gear input shaft, riding against the rotating input shaft to help keep power steering fluid inside the gear.

Which vehicle does it fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1980 GMC B6000. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm fitment for your vehicle.

What are the signs I may need it?

Power steering fluid seeping at the input shaft or a dropping fluid level can indicate worn input shaft seals. Diagnose the source of the leak before replacing.

What numbers does this part interchange with?

It interchanges with 9015, 348619, 2253, and 28401621. The manufacturer part number is 8401621.

Will replacing this kit fix my power steering leak?

If worn input shaft seals are the cause of the leak, this kit reseals that area. Other components can also leak, so confirm the source first.