Re: W-6 Steering Gear

Posted by Haas on March 14, 2005 at 06:32:10 from (12.65.80.79):

In Reply to: W-6 Steering Gear posted by Allan Lance on March 13, 2005 at 16:31:08:

Check the toe in setting and all the tie rods, etc for play. If it's in the steering gear, you can take the drag link off the splined shaft coming out of the gear housing. Turn the steering wheel and rotate the splined shaft 90(or if you want 180) degrees and reattach everything. If the gear teeth on the worm wheel are the problem, this will give you new teeth to contact the worm. The reason you can do this is that the worm wheel gear is a 360 degree gear, not a sector gear as some are.

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