Power steering seal tool recommendation

[Kansan]

Hey guys, my '73 cuda leaks power steering fluid so bad, it would make the Exxon Valdez blush. After a lot of reading on this forum and some flashlight/mirror inspections I have determined it is the input shaft seal. One user here suggested looking at a write-up on FBBO

Power Steering Input Shaft - Seal Replacement

Thought these pics might help someone down the line, as they make it self explanatory. Was leaking bad before our Fall 2019 trip to the 50th Anniversary of the Aero car in Alabama and Georgia. I added leak sealer and it got me this far, but it's been pissing on the floor since starting the car...

www.forbbodiesonly.com

In it, he used what looks like a 90 degree dental drill. Question, does anyone have a recommendation to find such a drill?

Thanks in advance.

Kansan

 

[heminut]

Why spend the money on something like that that you may only use one time? If you disassemble the steering shaft as far as he did in his post you are only a few more bolts away from being able to completely remove the assembly and use a regular drill. You will also have a lot more room to work by removing everything.

 

[Surfcuda]

Here is what I used to remove/replace the seal. Drywall screws work great and with a little black tape over the splines to prevent tearing the new seal during replacement. Also used a piece of PVC the size of the seal to press it in. Hope this helps 🏝

 

[Surfcuda]

Also this was done without removing the power steering unit. 🏝