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1981Chevy
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:19 PM
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I have a 1981 custom deluxe Chevy pickup truck Withe a 292 straight six under the hood. It's not the original engine. How do I fill the Manual steering box with fluid or would ever go`s in their
(This post was edited by 1981Chevy on Mar 30, 2011, 6:23 PM)
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Hammer Time
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:34 PM
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It doesn't have any fill plug. It has to bee filled with grease during assembly and then it has to be adjusted and set up correctly.
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1981Chevy
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:40 PM
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I picked up the steering pump from AutoZone and installed it myself over a year ago It's under warranty and I want my money back but they telling me it works fine I just have to packet with Greece The steering wheel will turn ΒΌ rotation left or right before they will engage the tires to move
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Hammer Time
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:43 PM
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They are wrong. That is done during assembly. It's not a customer performed function.
Here are the assembly instructions
ASSEMBLY
Lubricate all seals, bushings, bearings and gears with multi-purpose gear lube prior to installation.
- Position ball nut over worm shaft so that deep side of teeth will be toward side cover when installed in gear housing.
- Install exactly 1/2 the number of balls in each circuit, rocking worm shaft slightly to aid in installing balls.
- Place about six balls in each return guide, using grease to hold balls in place.
- Install return guides, clamp and screw.
- Rotate worm through its complete travel several times to be sure balls are installed correctly and rotate freely.
- Place upper bearing on worm shaft and slide worm shaft assembly into housing.
- Place lower bearing in worm bearing adjuster and install bearing retainer.
- Install adjuster assembly and lock nut in housing. Tighten adjuster only enough to hold worm bearings in place. Final adjustment will be made later.
- Turn worm shaft until center groove in ball nut lines up with center of pitman shaft bushing.
- Install pitman shaft and lash adjuster with shim so that center tooth meshes with center groove in ball nut.
- Install side cover with gasket on lash adjuster by turning adjuster counterclockwise.
- Install side cover bolts and washers.
- Turn lash adjuster so that teeth on shaft and ball nut engage but do not bind.
- Install lash adjuster lock nut loosely.
- To protect pitman shaft seal from damage, cover shaft splines with masking tape. Slide new seal into place and seat it against shoulder in housing.
- Install new worm shaft seal flush with surface of housing.
- Fill gear housing with multi-purpose lubricant and adjust gear assembly as outlined previously.
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1981Chevy
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:54 PM
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Thank you Hammer Time
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Hammer Time
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Mar 30, 2011, 6:56 PM
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You're welcome
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