1972 Highboy hydraulic Steering Bushing
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1972 Highboy hydraulic Steering Bushing
My boyfriend has a 1972 Highboy and he bought it from a guy who put on the hydraulic steering. However, he thinks he is missing the bushing? The pitman arm bushing? I have looked everywhere and so has he but I was wondering if you could help us out!
I know this is the 1973-1979 thread but the hydraulic system he has was around he thinks until 1977.5(ish) so I thought I could get more help here than from the 1969-1972 thread
Thanks for your help in advance! He really needs to get this fixed and neither him nor I could find anything anywhere! I saw on other posts y'all were really helpful so, I figured I'd get an account and try my luck!
I know this is the 1973-1979 thread but the hydraulic system he has was around he thinks until 1977.5(ish) so I thought I could get more help here than from the 1969-1972 thread
Thanks for your help in advance! He really needs to get this fixed and neither him nor I could find anything anywhere! I saw on other posts y'all were really helpful so, I figured I'd get an account and try my luck!
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Can you post up a pic of what you thin is wrong?
I'm not really getting what you are talking about. It may take awhile to get someone who has the knowledge to answer your question.
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I'm not really getting what you are talking about. It may take awhile to get someone who has the knowledge to answer your question.
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He can't take a picture right now but later he could but he says "it's the pitman arm bushing that goes to the hydraulic piece that has a bunch of hydraulic lines coming out of it"
... he's REALLY helpful can't you tell?
... he's REALLY helpful can't you tell?
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1. POWER STEERING CONTROL VALVE 1967 | CJ Pony Parts
2. FR1497-1Q MUSTANG FLAMING RIVER STEERING BOX 1" SECTOR SHORT-SHAFT STYLE 16:1 19
3. POWER STEERING PUMP 1967-1970 | CJ Pony Parts
Can you tell me which one you are talking about out of these? These are off a mustang but the should kinda look the same.
2. FR1497-1Q MUSTANG FLAMING RIVER STEERING BOX 1" SECTOR SHORT-SHAFT STYLE 16:1 19
3. POWER STEERING PUMP 1967-1970 | CJ Pony Parts
Can you tell me which one you are talking about out of these? These are off a mustang but the should kinda look the same.
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There is no "bushing" between the pitman arm and control valve, a ball stud is all that connects the two...perhaps he's referring to the rubber grease boot...
http://www.stangerssite.com/TruckCVparts.html
http://www.stangerssite.com/TruckCVparts.html
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