steering shaft doesn´t aling--- 65/ 455-442
#1
steering shaft doesn´t aling--- 65/ 455-442
Hi
I notice that my complete steering shaft doesn´t aling ( 65/442-455). I really have problems to put the lower steering bearing in the column.
The shaft is 100% straight.
Because i cant´ change the bolting position of the Steering box to the frame and the column under the DASH with the 2 Bolts it seems the like frame horns not straight or the cockpit on the frame sits not straight...ist his correct ?
I notice that my complete steering shaft doesn´t aling ( 65/442-455). I really have problems to put the lower steering bearing in the column.
The shaft is 100% straight.
Because i cant´ change the bolting position of the Steering box to the frame and the column under the DASH with the 2 Bolts it seems the like frame horns not straight or the cockpit on the frame sits not straight...ist his correct ?
#2
Are you saying that the shaft is laterally misaligned from the box? If so, have you unbolted the panel that holds the lower end of the column at the toe pan? Note the oversize holes that allow for adjustment.
#4
Didn't it align when you took it out? Obviously something is assembled incorrectly. Start by completely unbolting the column from the dash and toe pan, connect the rag joint, then reattach the column. When the column is unbolted from the dash and toe pan there's nothing holding it in any orientation.
#13
Would a single u-joint like the sweet 401-50606 help to correct this misalignment if install direct before the lower bearing ?
https://sweetmanufacturing.com/product/401-50606/
https://sweetmanufacturing.com/product/401-50606/
#14
Stop.
There was no U-joint needed from the factory. If the car has the OEM steering box and OEM steering column, then figure out why they don't align. If you unbolt the toeboard plate, there are inches of lateral adjustment available. Mate the column to the box FIRST, then bolt it to the dash and toeboard.
There was no U-joint needed from the factory. If the car has the OEM steering box and OEM steering column, then figure out why they don't align. If you unbolt the toeboard plate, there are inches of lateral adjustment available. Mate the column to the box FIRST, then bolt it to the dash and toeboard.
#19
Would a single u-joint like the sweet 401-50606 help to correct this misalignment if install direct before the lower bearing ?
https://sweetmanufacturing.com/product/401-50606/
https://sweetmanufacturing.com/product/401-50606/
...if anyone have the same situation YES the sweet 401-50606 correct it
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