Well while i am waiting on all the parts to come in for the complete front end rebuild from rock auto i was wondering if there is any components in the column that should be looked at? the front end has 231k on it and is beginning to get a bit loose... I ordered EVERY replaceable MOOG part so that should be good to go. I have read about people "Rebuilding" the column??? is there parts in there that will wear out and cause looseness?? I want this thing to steer like new.
Wayne
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1997 F-250 HD, ext cab, short bed, 5 speed, 7.3 turbo, 3" downpipe, 4" custom built exhaust' Bullydog 4 position chip, egt and boost guages, Bean 160cc stage 1 injectors. Single Mass Flywheel conversion, and a big Tymar intake.
I'd suggest putting in adjustable camber bushings so that alignments will be quick and easy in the future.
was going to ask about these any info on the MOOG k80109 bushing?
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1997 F-250 HD, ext cab, short bed, 5 speed, 7.3 turbo, 3" downpipe, 4" custom built exhaust' Bullydog 4 position chip, egt and boost guages, Bean 160cc stage 1 injectors. Single Mass Flywheel conversion, and a big Tymar intake.
was going to ask about these any info on the MOOG k80109 bushing?
Those are the ones I got at my local napa. Just have to watch that you keep the caster correct when rotating the bushing.
After installing I did a DIY alignment in my garage (If you know your starting angle it can be done), everything seems good so far. If I start seeing abnormal wear I'll take it in for an alignment.
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1997 F-250 PSD crew cab shortbox 4x4 E4OD trans 3.55 gears, aftermarket downpipe EBPV gutted, 20.3mpg, 176,xxx miles
1998 VW JETTA TDI (1.9L turbo direct injection diesel) RC3 CHIP, EGR eliminate, straight pipe, powerplus764 injectors, 53+ miles per gallon! 161,xxx miles
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