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Tightening up the steering box 120-130 1966

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posted by  matt b on  Tue Sep 22 12:39 CST 2009
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when you turn the shaft under the hood, does the pitnam arm under the box move?

In any event, there's a screw atop the box with a nut around it.. loosen nut, then turn screw in to tighten, then tighten nut while holding the screw in position... Don't get it too tight.. there should be some play. and if you get it too tight, it'll be hard to steer and won't return to center.



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