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#214154 08/20/2006 9:50 PM
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It's time to replace the old steering box, although I would like to attempt to rebuild it my self. Does anyone know if there is a rebuild kit available or where I can find a reasonable priced replacement. Hans
Any links would be appreciated.

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They are easy to rebuild yourself. Minor kits are available at most specialtie suppliers. If the major parts are bad you may wan,t to find a salvage to use for parts or rebuild it. Now would be a good time to think about power steering.


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#214156 08/20/2006 11:27 PM
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Is it power assist or manual? I would think any parts house can get parts for either one still.
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#214157 08/22/2006 5:53 PM
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I updated the worn out manual box on my '67 with power steering box. Available from Advance Auto Parts for around $85. It is a bolt in swap and WELL worth the money! A rebuilt pump will run you about the same $. I had several pumps laying around so I did not have that expense - regardless it is still worth the money and makes the truck MUCH easier to drive.

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#214158 08/23/2006 1:54 AM
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its not a bolt in on a 66,but the adapter kit is about 75 dollars.


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A '66 wouln't be integral power, it would have still had the slave cylinder type. Trucks got the integral type box in '67, '68 for 4x4.


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