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#644716 05/09/2010 3:19 AM
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looking for information on the steering box for '53 chevy 3100, 1/2 ton PU. Is there anyway to change out the steering and still keep the original straight axle front end. If not, any info on rebuilding it. I would like to see a cut away of the box if it is available online. Thanks

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Blkhrn: not sure what your wanting to acomplish but you can do things and use the straight axle. In my photo bucket is some pics where I put a power steering box on my panel and used a 68 steering column.
This has been dicussed many timea about which steering box to use and from what vehicle. Can you tell us more about what your really wanting to end up with?


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CPP website may have what you are looking for. I have used there steering products and am satisfied.
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Thanks for the shop manual info. It gave me some insight as to what I was dealing with.

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Looking to repair or replace my original steering box. I'm looking for an original box or a suitable replacement with instructions and pictures. This is new to me so all the help I can get would be appreciated. Are there any places where I could find repair kits?

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http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/booklets/5220mts01.htm

This will help you understand the gear box. It may not be the right year, but they all are about the same.

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Joe H #647021 05/16/2010 9:11 PM
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thanks shop shark. the info you shared was just what i was looking for. it is a tremendous help.

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I bought the power steering upgrade kit from CPP which I'm installing to my orginal steering colum. Also I have a 3" drop axle in my truck. Cpp had everything in the kit to make my truck have power steering, the only other part I had to buy was the knuckle and bearing that sits inside the orginal colum. I'm keeping orginal look but with some added goodies.


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what is the cpp website you mention?

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CPP is Classic Performance Products. There web site is www.classicperform.com they seem to have better prices then alot of the others. The 1 nice thing about them is they sell most of the things as kits instead of seperate parts.

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