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I have a 1977 F250 Highboy I am looking for a set of bushings to go on the power steering Ram assist cylinder that attaches to the tie rod not having any luck can anyone help me out?
The Ford parts catalog shows this fitting 73-76 F250 4WD but I believe that it's also for the early '77 F250 4WD. In Feb. '77 (s/n Y20,001) the F250 became "lowboys" and the steering system changed to integral power steering instead of the power assist that you have.
Bushing kit, power steering cylinder piston rod end bushing
D3TZ-3C590-A
Last dealer cost $26.45, last list $44.08
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Here is the illustration from the parts catalog.
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The Ford parts catalog shows this fitting 73-76 F250 4WD but I believe that it's also for the early '77 F250 4WD.
In Feb. '77 (s/n Y20,001) the F250 became "lowboys" and the steering system changed to integral power steering instead of the power assist that you have.
Bushing kit, power steering cylinder piston rod end bushing: D3TZ-3C590-A / Available from Ford
On my 77 Highboy I do have the normal 44 Dana front end in 60 Dana rear end. I need to replace the ring and pinion in the rear end which is a 410 ratio but before I bought the parts or I'm going to buy the parts I figured I would look at the front and to see if they were the same and what I'm reading on the Ring of the front end is 45 - 11 is this normal or should it also be a 4:10?
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