How to replace the Steering Column Seal on the intermediate steering shaft on Chevrolet Classic?

To replace the seal for the intermediate Steering Shaft, first of all, remove intermediate shaft. After that, remove the intermediate shaft seal. When installing the new seal, make sure that if the steering column to cowl panel seal is torn or is damage, it is replaced to avoid carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle, thereby causing immense personal injury or death. Once you are sure that the seal and inner race are in the correct position, install the intermediate shaft seal and after that reinstall the intermediate shaft.

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Chevrolet Classic Lower Seal
Part Number: 26049464
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Seal, Steering Gear Shaft; Cover Seal; Speed Sensor Seal; Seal; O-Ring
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2004-2005 Chevrolet Classic | Base, LS | 4 Cyl 2.2 L GAS

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26049464
Q: How to replace the Steering Column Seal on the intermediate steering shaft on Chevrolet Classic?
A: To replace the seal for the intermediate Steering Shaft, first of all, remove intermediate shaft. After that, remove the intermediate shaft seal. When installing the new seal, make sure that if the steering column to cowl panel seal is torn or is damage, it is replaced to avoid carbon monoxide to enter the vehicle, thereby causing immense personal injury or death. Once you are sure that the seal and inner race are in the correct position, install the intermediate shaft seal and after that reinstall the intermediate shaft.