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Old 07-13-2016, 10:09 PM   #21
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Default Re: Steering Box Rebuild

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Originally Posted by 36tudordeluxe View Post
What I did was remove the original '36 steering box to frame mounting plate ( with engine removed still a challenge) and replaced it with later mount by bolting it to the frame in place of the rivets. I have '39 pedals so the floorboards had to be modified slightly anyway. The "NOS sector" I got on eBay was junk and replaced it with a new repop. from Argentina and worked out very well. I used the '36 steering arm but had to file in four new grooves so I could index the arm so it didn't hit the wishbone when I make a full right hand turn. NealinCa (on this forum) pressed on the roller and provided the above mentioned sector, maybe the sector wasn't from Argentina now that I think about it.
I also have the 78-3550 1937 pitman arm. Did you try to use the 37 pitman arm and it would not work?

I am going to be doing this job with the engine in place, I have a good plan but will update on how it goes.
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