That type of repair is never done in the field by mechanics. You will have a very hard time even finding the parts, and if you do, special tools are needed that you may not find a source for. None of us have ever done the repair this way, so we cannot offer any advice or warnings. You will not find this in any service manual either. If you could overcome all these obstacles, once you are done, you will have to warranty your work, and if you did not find and correct the cause of the original seal leaking, you will have to do the job over again for free. Twenty years ago a professionally-rebuilt rack with a warranty could cost over $400.00. Today they are less than half that, and someone else has to cover the warranty if something was done wrong. Just replace it.
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Friday, October 20th, 2017 AT 2:41 PM