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6080 steering valve leaking at top

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    Posted: 30 Oct 2022 at 9:18pm
The steering valve seems to be leaking towards the steering wheel. Seems to leak more at higher engine speeds.

Any thoughts?
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My 8070 leaked out the top....I put new seal in...fixed leak. My f2 is leaking out the top...the seal kit is in the drawer...havent had time. I think you need a new seal for the top shaft. You don't tear the whole valve down to fix. I don't remember the details but it wasn't a big challenge.
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Got the whole kit. I am a little anxious about taking the whole thing apart...

Might just put the top seal in. Thank you, sir!
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Don't take it all apart unless your looking for trouble.                 MACK
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Mac, sounds good. I'll put in the top seal only.

Definitely not looking for trouble :).
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Sorry for asking another question.

There are a lot of parts in the 'top' of this valve. The seal I should replace is the lip seal? There are quite a number of orings etc. in the seal kit.

I have a manual I am just a little anxious about getting into this thing.

Any pictures on the internet y'all know of?

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Page 548 in online parts book. Kit pt# 71304442. All you should take apart is the top piece on the valve. Shows 4 pieces in kit. There is a lip seal that's your leak.
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