Reply to "tie rod ends & steering rack"

chuckmeltonMember

The tie rod end (that attaches to the hub assembly) is supposed to turn. As I had added a zerk fitting to lube it, I just added more grease, while tightening the nut,
which gave it enough resistance to tighten.
Steering gear box ? You mean the rack itself ? For more info, visit: http://geocities.com/provamo72/
select the Tech page, and you'll find my article on steering racks.
or directly visit: http://geocities.com/provamo72/SteeringRack_1.html
Chuck

8/27/014:49 PM

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