Replacing king pins Need advice on replacing the kingpins. Take the axle off or leave it on the car. The brakes are currently off so I think the axle should come down without much more work. Any pitfalls to avoid and advice on the proper techniques needed.
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Re: Replacing king pins Most often all that needs to be removed is the pin lock, pins, and the spindles.
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Re: Replacing king pins No need to remove the axle!!!
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Re: Replacing king pins UNLESS it is like mine with axle King Pin holes elongated or egg shaped then the axle will need repair. Does your user name indicate type of Model A you possess?
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Re: Replacing king pins Leave the front axle on the car. Take the spindles off so you can replace and ream the bushings on a work bench. Be sure to chock the wheels and support the car with stands.
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Re: Replacing king pins Thanks for the advice. Axle will stay on the car.
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Re: Replacing king pins Without side tracking the thread , too much... what is the diameter of a Model A king pin? I ask because I have what appears to be a piloted reamer that would be used for such as a king pin bushing.
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Re: Replacing king pins Thanks "bb" for the info. The pilot reamer that I have must be for some other application, found it along with a bunch of other tools.
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Re: Replacing king pins Here is info on a Club in the Portland area, I think that's about 30 miles or so from you.
You might consider giving them a call. Unbelieveable knowledge, lots of cars, tools, tours and best of all great friends https://www.mainemodelafordclub.com/ |
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