steering and brake issue?
#1
steering and brake issue?
I tried useing the search but couldnt find what i was looking for?
steering= the wheel has slack in it? i changed the center rack a few years ago, dont tell me i need a new steering box?
brakes= when stoping the first pump is soft to the floor but the second pump is stiff and stops fine?
steering= the wheel has slack in it? i changed the center rack a few years ago, dont tell me i need a new steering box?
brakes= when stoping the first pump is soft to the floor but the second pump is stiff and stops fine?
#6
I tried useing the search but couldnt find what i was looking for?
steering= the wheel has slack in it? i changed the center rack a few years ago, dont tell me i need a new steering box?
brakes= when stoping the first pump is soft to the floor but the second pump is stiff and stops fine?
steering= the wheel has slack in it? i changed the center rack a few years ago, dont tell me i need a new steering box?
brakes= when stoping the first pump is soft to the floor but the second pump is stiff and stops fine?
brakes bled right? sounds like the master cylinder might need a rebuild
swamp fox, I'd like to know more about adjusting that jamnut...what happens when it's over adjusted and how do you check if you're at the right setting.
#7
The way I set mine was to loosen the jam nut while holding the screw, then turn the screw clock wise an 1/8 of a turn and tighten the nut while holding the screw. Then try turning the steering wheel if it still has to much play repeat the steps above ,untill most of the play is gone.If you over adjust it will get hard to turn . You will need to play with the setting to get it right. It would be a good idea to check out the front end as suggested above for worn parts.
Last edited by swampfox; Dec 13, 2011 at 03:24 PM.
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#8
The way I set mine was to loosen the jam nut while holding the screw, then turn the screw clock wise an 1/8 of a turn and tighten the nut while holding the screw. Then try turning the steering wheel if it still has to much play repeat the steps above ,untill most of the play is gone.If you over adjust it will get hard to turn . You will need to play with the setting to get it right. It would be a good idea to check out the front end as suggested above for worn parts.
#9
The brake issue was the master cylinder, swapped it out and its doin fine now, if i see a loss of fluid i will move further, I tightened the steering box adjuster a 1/4 of a turn and it seems a little better, i gotta get a pully for my powersteering tensioner and get it back goin before i can really feel it out
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