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Hey All

Im having a hard time locating some of the bearings to rebuild my 46 2 ton steering box.
does anybody have a list of bearing numbers and even a place where I can get them?

any help would be most appreciated

jay

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I would maybe try Red Head Steering - they might be able to help you. I am not completely sure if they do them in particular for these trucks, but maybe they could point you in a direction. Hope this helps.


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Jay,

I have a NOS upper or lower steering shaft bearing that I THOUGHT was correct for my 41 military truck. I will hunt up the part and get you the number if interested. I would rather see it used in a steering box than sitting in my "spare parts" box.

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I paul

that would be awesome

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Jay,

The parts I have are as follows:

GM worm trust bearing group number 6.530 part number 179291
GM thrust bearing cup (race) group number 6.527 part number 179290

Paul


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I've bookmarked the factory spec book. It's been extremely helpful:

1946 Chevrolet Specifications

And here's the Steering page:

Page 90 - Steering

There's bound to be someplace that can get the pieces.


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