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#699012 11/28/2010 7:50 PM
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I am going to clean out and reseal my steering box, but I havn't found anyone that sells a rebuild kit for it. It's a 66 Burb, 292 manual steering, 2 wd. Does anyone know where a rebuild kit is available for these? I don't see it in the parts books, and I havn't found it at the FLAPS.

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From what I see, this kit is for a 55 - 59 Box. I assume that the 66 is a different style Box, or am I incorrect on this assumption?

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oops. My mistake. I did read that www.classicparts.com sells rebuilt steering box for $200 if you're interested.
Sorry about the mix up.


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Just an update for you, I could not find any one that sells a kit, and the local FLAPS sell the Pitman arm seal. But, I did find that the Truck Shop in Orange CA, www.truckandcarshop.com does sell most of the seperate items, seals, bushings, bearings, etc. They have a pretty good selection on various items, and the pricing seems good. The one item of interest, is the gasket that goes under the side cover plate ( it's actually on the top of the gear box ). It is priced at 39.00, and I'm thinking it's got wire mesh reinforcing or something. Nope, it's basically just a plain old paper gasket, but it's GM NOS. So, if you need the parts, buy everything else, and make your own gasket.

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Check out rockauto.com too. They had most of the steering parts for my 62 k20.


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