Steer Box Rebuild?
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i've rebuilt a couple and one of them was my drilled and tapped boxes and it was really easy! just make sure to get some brake cleaner or gas and CLEAN everything. also before you button everything up, remember to pour just a little bit of fluid in so it helps lube everything up better
i had a really badazz article that i used but i can't find it. i'll see if i can dig it up. its not of your exact box but it should be very close to the same thing
EDIT... ok here it is i found it, https://www.ford-trucks.com/lc/lc.ph.../sbr/index.htm
have fun
-cutts-
i had a really badazz article that i used but i can't find it. i'll see if i can dig it up. its not of your exact box but it should be very close to the same thing
EDIT... ok here it is i found it, https://www.ford-trucks.com/lc/lc.ph.../sbr/index.htm
have fun
-cutts-
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its not bad but like he said put a little fluid on everything, especially the seal when you are sliding the splined shaft back in. also i think you are supposed to loosen the backlash adjust up almost all the way? One thing is to make sure you have a seal driver or something the right size to get that new seal in. I think the hardest part was getting the pitman arm off to tell you the truth.
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Originally Posted by shift1313
I think the hardest part was getting the pitman arm off to tell you the truth.
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Originally Posted by ivanribic
Are you doing a complete rebuild or just the basic seal kit? I did a complete rebuild when I tapped my box (steering box that is) for the hydro but really I think most people will only need the basic seals replaced, like the sector shaft seal and the steering shaft.
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