MrLexse

Next, I needed something to align the wide part of the socket and the piston, so I could push the expanded ring from one to the other. I used a piece of 3/8" rod. Again, it was pretty close to what I needed and kept the alignment I needed.

MrLexse

When placing the seal onto the socket make sure the ring is oriented as shown. The smaller step in the same direction as the smaller part of the socket

MrLexse

Now I stood the whole assembly up on the table and applied heat with a heat gun. Be very careful, as a little heat is all that is required to allow the seal to stretch onto the larger end of the socket. A hair blower would've been a better choice, turning the socket to distribute the heat evenly. Once warm, I used the conduit to push the seal onto the larger part of the socket. The seal stopped right on the edge of the larger part of the socket. I couldn't photograph the pushing because I needed one hand to hold the heat gun and the other to push the conduit. I wore gloves because the socket got hot.

MrLexse

Here is the seal on the larger part of the socket, then with my hands I pushed the seal to the bottom of the socket

MrLexse

Now go back to Post #65 and take the installation from there. Sorry for the initial confusion, but hopefully now it makes sense.

Gary Knox

Wonderful write-up, pictures, and search for the correct seals. All of us with PSD units are indebted to you for this great solution to a leaking slave cylinder - whether it leaks now, or when it does in the future.

Do you have any more seals for sale? I didn't see a response to my request back on 1/31.

Thanks again for a great job.

Gary Knox

Schocki

Very good and thank you again from Spain!!!

CPRSteve

I'm interested in some seals- do you have any left?

Dave928S

Thanks for all the effort you've put in Lex ... much appreciated!

ROG100

For those that are interested I stock these seal kits.