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Old 10-24-2014, 02:48 PM   #1
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Smile Re: Steering Linkage Interference

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Originally Posted by CRGRS 66 View Post
You can see in the next two pics that the wheel is turned only slightly to the right, and the adjuster contacting the sway bar. The third pic shows the pitman arm, and how far it is onto the gear box shaft.
Shaft from your steering box is too big for eye in your center link(drag link). Else, reverse is true. They must match; and when hole & shaft match, pitman arm goes further up onto the st. box shaft.

You were correct when you noticed pitman arm did not go on far enough. Corrected, it will raise driver's end of center link--and tie rod ends--and should then clear both sway bar(if the bar is correct) and the frame when turning the other way.
Enjoy your project.
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