Posted by gene bender on November 08, 2012 at 04:51:28 from (207.177.56.85):
In Reply to: Super C steering posted by Rick Remmert on November 07, 2012 at 17:59:28:
That plug sets the bearing behind the nut and if there isnt any end play in the input shaft there is no reason to remove the plug. For the steering play you need to start at the steering wheel thru the u-joints also th holder on the shaft that fastens in front of the bell housing. The if there is still play it would be in the sector itself. There are seals and bushings that need replacing.To get that nut off get a 6pt socket before you ruin it as thats not an common plug and if you still need to remove it use a sealer when you install or it could leak.
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