I replaced the manual box with the Bendix box, but the bendix box pushed the steering wheel about an inch into the cab. I have loosened the firewall clamp and the under dash brackets but I am still about a half an inch off, enough so that the turn signal won't auto switch off etc. If i drill out the under dash bracket slots about a 1/4 inch more it will work.
Am I going to run into any problems doing that?
Has anyone else had this problem.
It is a 67 truck, formerly manual steering, now with a Bendix box, auto, 2wd.
Any suggestions?
THANKS!
Martin
Bendix Box and Steering Shaft length problem...
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re: Bendix Box and Steering Shaft length problem...
Is the s spring that needs compressing, or a different rag joint needed?
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I could be wrong, but I believe the shaft itself is different.
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