and turn it, it feels fine with no backlash. The only thing different to when it was removed is that it has no fluid in it but I don't remember how it was when I removed it. So is the movement normal or do I strip it again (and possibly damage the new input seal) to find out whats wrong?Steering box overhaul
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Arran
Steering box overhaul
I,ve just overhauled my power steering box cos fluid was pouring out as quick as I put it in. I put in new bearings, seals and 'o' rings. Now it's reasembled, the input shaft moves in and out 5 mm ish but if I pull on the shaft and turn it, it feels fine with no backlash. The only thing different to when it was removed is that it has no fluid in it but I don't remember how it was when I removed it. So is the movement normal or do I strip it again (and possibly damage the new input seal) to find out whats wrong?
and turn it, it feels fine with no backlash. The only thing different to when it was removed is that it has no fluid in it but I don't remember how it was when I removed it. So is the movement normal or do I strip it again (and possibly damage the new input seal) to find out whats wrong?
if you become a member on this site
http://www.hemi6pack.com/
then download this
http://www.hemi6pack.com/knowledgebase/ ... eering.pdf
its a scan of a chapter of the factory manual for a RHD version of your steering box
the internals are the same.
Dave
http://www.hemi6pack.com/
then download this
http://www.hemi6pack.com/knowledgebase/ ... eering.pdf
its a scan of a chapter of the factory manual for a RHD version of your steering box
the internals are the same.
Dave
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