steering shaft.
ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are
about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? thanks |
Re: steering shaft.
Jeep YJ, 89 - power steering
"Pi-Eyed Piper" <notta@hello.com> wrote in message news:SMkse.75347$tt5.63774@edtnps90... > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks > > |
Re: steering shaft.
Jeep YJ, 89 - power steering
"Pi-Eyed Piper" <notta@hello.com> wrote in message news:SMkse.75347$tt5.63774@edtnps90... > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks > > |
Re: steering shaft.
Jeep YJ, 89 - power steering
"Pi-Eyed Piper" <notta@hello.com> wrote in message news:SMkse.75347$tt5.63774@edtnps90... > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks > > |
Re: steering shaft.
Jeep YJ, 89 - power steering
"Pi-Eyed Piper" <notta@hello.com> wrote in message news:SMkse.75347$tt5.63774@edtnps90... > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks > > |
Re: steering shaft.
Straight forward, leaving one loose bolt to hold the steering box
to tilt down will give another hand on assembly, usually takes a bunch of tries to get the spline correct so it'll slide on. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Pi-Eyed Piper wrote: > > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks |
Re: steering shaft.
Straight forward, leaving one loose bolt to hold the steering box
to tilt down will give another hand on assembly, usually takes a bunch of tries to get the spline correct so it'll slide on. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Pi-Eyed Piper wrote: > > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks |
Re: steering shaft.
Straight forward, leaving one loose bolt to hold the steering box
to tilt down will give another hand on assembly, usually takes a bunch of tries to get the spline correct so it'll slide on. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Pi-Eyed Piper wrote: > > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks |
Re: steering shaft.
Straight forward, leaving one loose bolt to hold the steering box
to tilt down will give another hand on assembly, usually takes a bunch of tries to get the spline correct so it'll slide on. God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Pi-Eyed Piper wrote: > > ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they are > about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll > give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. > > my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id > there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? > > thanks |
Re: steering shaft.
ok, sounds good
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message news:42B1E1F7.8050BE69@cox.net... > Straight forward, leaving one loose bolt to hold the steering box > to tilt down will give another hand on assembly, usually takes a bunch > of tries to get the spline correct so it'll slide on. > God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O > mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ > > Pi-Eyed Piper wrote: >> >> ok, so my steering shaft is dangerously pooched. I found out that they >> are >> about $200CAD new. There is a Jeep wrecker that has a bunch for $50, I'll >> give a used one a try first to see if I can some life out of it. >> >> my question is...Are these as straight forward to change as they look? id >> there anything I should keep in mind when changing it? >> >> thanks |
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