Re: [GMCnet] Lower Steering Shaft Removal [message #345017 is a reply to message #345005] |
Sun, 07 July 2019 15:01 |
Will Albers
Messages: 183 Registered: November 2017 Location: Detroit MI (Belleville)
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Matt, yes it can go on with force. I just went through a replacement with
alex f assistance and purposely experimented to see how far off you can go
before there is an issue.
I used the drill bit trick as well and found the bit went through off a
tooth. There was more resistance, where force was required, but it would
go through off a tooth.
-Will
On Sun, Jul 7, 2019, 9:08 AM Matt Colie via Gmclist
wrote:
> Ken Henderson wrote on Sat, 06 July 2019 19:10
>> And be darned sure you use the original size bolt in the upper and lower
> clamps, else, substituting a smaller bolt, you may be off 1 spline CW or
>> CCW, causing misalignment of the steering wheel. Trying to correct that
> may lead to mis-adjusting the steering box and consequent poor steering.
>>
>> Ken H.
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> It is possible to get the correct size (maybe even OE) bolt in there when
> it is a tooth off, you just have to hammer it a little. This will do some
> minor damage to the fastener threads, but it must have been possible to
> drive the nut home.
>
> Prior to my acquisition (and I hope since), my coach was apparently
> conscientiously and diligently maintained. I suspect that the owner turned
> it
> over to a less than competent shop at one time for some reason unknown to
> me.
>
> Matt
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