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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Chantilly, VA
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Re: Steeing Play - How Much?
I usally use my 6 year old to help with two man tasks. He was great for bleeding the breaks. I'll need someone bigger to turn this wheel.
Dangerous is right. I won't be driving this on an occupied road again until it's safe. |
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Location: Great bend,ks
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Re: Steeing Play - How Much?
if it is gear box slop , loosen jamb nut on adjustment bolt and start turning in bolt clockwise a half turn at a tine , you should start to notice less slop in wheel as you turn adjustment bolt in . hold a wrench on the nut while turning the bolt in as sometime's the nut turn's with the bolt if it is rusty. 'if free play get's less just turn till you a small amount of play , if you get it too tight your gear box will be sticky in the dead center position, and simply loosen it back up a little , if this don't take the slop out of box then i would suggest a different gear box.
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Re: Steeing Play - How Much?
as i mentioned , when checking loose part's when someone turn's wheel don't jack up truck it will be easier to see loose part's that way.
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Re: Steeing Play - How Much?
i dont know if he still has it or not but try this http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=595935
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Re: Steeing Play - How Much?
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