Sterring Box ajusting bolt
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Rico
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From: Copperas Cove
Sterring Box ajusting bolt
I ajusted this bolt, seeing if it will help with the slack in the sterring. it did seem to help, but now its leaking badly, is there anyway to fix it???
Please help
Please help
Last edited by rico_20002; Apr 12, 2011 at 04:28 PM.
broke white boy
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lol hahaha you tried to fix what wasnt broken lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
Last edited by fordtrucknut; Apr 12, 2011 at 12:13 PM.
Shazzam!
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From: Wilmington, DE
lol hahaha you tried to fix what wasnt broken lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
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Rico
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 10
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From: Copperas Cove
lol hahaha you tried to fix what wasnt broken lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
yeah ha ha. anyways thanks for u help, I was thinking it could of been fix by adjusting it right.
Last edited by rico_20002; Apr 12, 2011 at 01:26 PM.
Thread Starter
Rico
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 10
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From: Copperas Cove
lol hahaha you tried to fix what wasnt broken lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
but for real the old seal in there that has not moved in how many years moved and broke, buy a rebuild kit or a new steering box.
on another note, your website says your an ASE mechanic??? why would you come on here for a simple seal leak. and 60 bucks for an oil change??? lol lol lol
yeah its $60 with 5qt of oil and filter
broke white boy
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From: mid missouri aka the sticks
hope your putting royal purple oil in them for that price, taht or you live in a populated area with morons all around you and your capitalising off that lol
out here where i'm at it cost 25 bucks for an oil change and 70 bucks for a brake job with new pads and rotors shaved.
but i do my own crap anyways, dont trust anyone with my rigs.
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Did you adjust it right? You have to loosen the bolt with a combination wrench while adjusting the inner screw with a screwdriver, then when you get it where you want it tighten the bolt back down.