Replacing '67 PS Steering Box (Bendix)
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Replacing '67 PS Steering Box (Bendix)
Following my other posts recommendation to get my Bendix box rebuilt by Blue Top, going to try and do it at the same time as my Wildwood disc brake/master cylinder swap.
I've got the truck up the air now but was going to ask before I start this adventure if anyone has any special advice/warnings?
Looks straightforward, take off the pitman arm, take apart rag joint, remove the lines and unbolt the box, but it also looks a little tight in there. Would be good to know ahead of time if I need any special tools besides a puller for the pitman arm. I'm talking crows feet, s-wrenches, or any other janky torched and twisted up wrench.
Thanks
I've got the truck up the air now but was going to ask before I start this adventure if anyone has any special advice/warnings?
Looks straightforward, take off the pitman arm, take apart rag joint, remove the lines and unbolt the box, but it also looks a little tight in there. Would be good to know ahead of time if I need any special tools besides a puller for the pitman arm. I'm talking crows feet, s-wrenches, or any other janky torched and twisted up wrench.
Thanks
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