Reply to "Steering Rack Play"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Doug, the racks are supposed to be oil (80w90 gear) lubricated, but I think some people have switched over to using grease because the oil often just leaks out (especially with crappy new ill-fitting boots...). Mike Dailey's site has details on this (as you probably already know, but in case others reading don't):

http://www.panteraplace.com/page76.htm

My rack had a weird slop to it and it turned out that a previous owner had replaced the bushing and neglected to tighten the D/S retainer nut all the way before crimping it. Your flexing is an odd one, but now I want to go check mine to see if it acts the same way.

3/14/079:42 AM

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