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D17 Series IV Steering Control Valve Input Seal

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I am in the middle of replacing the steering U-joints on my D17 Series IV. In the process, I realized that my primary steering system leak is coming from the Steering Control Valve Input Shaft Seal, item 3 in the diagram below. My manual says to overhaul the steering control valve, the front support needs to be removed. Can I replace this seal without completely overhauling the entire steering valve? The input shaft has "splines" on it that it appears would damage the seal on installation. I'm not sure why this part of the shaft is splined, since the force is transferred through the coupler via the roll pin.



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You can replace the seal with out taking it apart I never saw a splined shaft if it is splined put tape on splines

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