'93 Rodeo leaking steering fluid at the gear box?

there are two basic types of kits available for resealing the gear box

a complete overhaul kit with all the seals and o-rings and a lower or secctor shaft seal kit

depending on where your leak is

usually it is the bottom seal. if so, there is no need to remove the gearbox

u remove the pitman arm with the appropriate puller

place a drain pan underneath

remove the lock ring and retainer

with the wheels off the ground and engine running turn the wheel hard from one side to the other

the pressure usually will cause the seal to pop out

clean up the shaft, install the new seal and pitman arm and bleed the system of air

it will usually cost about 1/2 labor if you take it to a shop

it's nt a hard job but a messy one

the seal kit is inexpensive

It needs a seal kit,take it to a power steering specialist as theres a heap of balls inside that takes some getting back in.

It cab be rebuilt but best to take in to shop not sure of cost