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Re: Upper Bolster Revisited
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Posted by Matt K. on January 13, 2003 at 06:59:03 from (204.23.231.133):
In Reply to: Upper Bolster Revisited posted by Kelly C on January 12, 2003 at 17:28:57:
I replaced both bushings on my H ,and had to cut the lower one with a chisel(carefully)and then drive it out with a piece of oak,the new one also was a very tight fit even though I had kept it in the freezer for a day.I still have a little vertical play in mine,I need to take it down again and have a spacer made to shim it up,I'm not to clear about were it should be shimmed,I think a guy has to make sure the worm & sector gear are riding on the center of each other.Maybe someone has a little more info. on that?
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