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Re: Ford 9N Steering Difficulty
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Posted by 550Doug on October 05, 2006 at 14:30:02 from (64.7.131.41):
In Reply to: Ford 9N Steering Difficulty posted by Steve Bowling on October 05, 2006 at 13:05:10:
My 8N has also become very hard to steer lately. It has been sitting outside with a tarp over it and so I thought that it was protected. After some research I found that many of the original steering boxes were poorly designed for lubrication, so I found a plug on my steering box and promptly installed a grease fitting. When I pumped the grease in I couldn't believe the amount of water that was pushed up and out at the steering wheel! It steers much better but not 100% so there must be some damage internally as well as some water still there. I'll live with it for now. Hope this helps.
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