84 Steering Gear
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84 Steering Gear
yo chuck, see Nate's question on same problem....
here is some of it for you:
you need pitman arm seperator tool and a tie rod end remover (borrow or rent them) to remove the gear box plus a socket set, torque wrench, a Chilton's or Haynes manual; plugs for the lines...and a pan for the fluid....
bronco needs to be raised for this, both wheels need to be safely raised and bronco nees to be placed on sturdy jackstands; and rear wheels firmly chocked...you can do it!....be safe though!
good luck,
al
here is some of it for you:
you need pitman arm seperator tool and a tie rod end remover (borrow or rent them) to remove the gear box plus a socket set, torque wrench, a Chilton's or Haynes manual; plugs for the lines...and a pan for the fluid....
bronco needs to be raised for this, both wheels need to be safely raised and bronco nees to be placed on sturdy jackstands; and rear wheels firmly chocked...you can do it!....be safe though!
good luck,
al
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