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AEU4019 - Dust Seal

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Dust Seal for the input shaft of the manual (non-power) steering box.

The seal locates where the steering box input shaft enters the housing, excluding road dirt, grit and water from the shaft and the camshaft oil seal behind it while helping to retain the box's lubricant. A perished or displaced dust seal lets contaminants reach the steering box internals, accelerating wear of the input shaft and its bearing.
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AEU4019

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Frequently asked questions

What is the AEU4019 dust seal used for?
The AEU4019 dust seal fits the input shaft of the manual (non-power) steering box. It sits where the input shaft enters the housing and keeps road dirt, grit and water out, protecting the shaft and the camshaft oil seal behind it while helping retain the box's lubricant.
Where does the AEU4019 dust seal sit on the steering box?
The AEU4019 dust seal locates where the steering box input shaft enters the housing, on the manual (non-power) steering box. It sits ahead of the camshaft oil seal, forming the outer barrier against contamination before the lubricant seals deeper in the box.
Should the AEU4019 dust seal be replaced when servicing the steering box?
The AEU4019 dust seal is best replaced whenever the steering box input shaft area is disturbed, since a perished or displaced seal lets grit and water reach the internals. A failed dust seal accelerates wear of the input shaft and its bearing, so renewing it during steering work is sound practice.