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52 AD Steering linkage
#658323 06/29/2010 3:54 PM
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The only thing left for me to remove cab from the frame is steering linkage and steering box. What is best way to take these things off. Lot of people said leave the steering box in tack, now should I remove the steering linkage and I want to take it without breaking it and how and what tool though

Any sugesstions please

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Re: 52 AD Steering linkage
smokey_truck #658341 06/29/2010 4:45 PM
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The shop manual explains everything but this is how to do it. Use a puller to remove the steering wheel and another puller to remove the Pitman arm (attached to the steering box). Unbolt the steering box and remove it. The steering column is part of the steering box assembly.

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