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Re: Packard steering box shim adjustment
#11
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Ken_P
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Also check the center steering link bearings. If you can move the arm up and down with the suspension unloaded, they are shot...

Posted on: 2016/5/5 23:02
1937 120 1092 - Original survivor for driving and continued preservation.
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1937 115 1082 - Total basket case, partial restoration, sold Hershey 2015
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Re: Packard steering box shim adjustment
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Mike Burkhart
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On my '41 120 I found that the steering box needed no adjustment, as the car has 47K on it. The problem was narrowed down to the rubber bushing in the pittman arm. It became mushy from exposure to long -term grease and oil contamination. I have a new one on the way made by Steele rubber products. When moving the steering wheel back and forth, the pittman arm was moving, but the link was not. Problem solved!

Posted on: 2016/5/6 8:30
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