Steering bearing guide
Discussion
I've written a guide on changing the steering bearing. You can find it here: www.tvrcc-westyorks.co.uk/infopages/how_to/change_the_steering_column_bearing_on_an_s_series/doc.htm
Let me know what you guys think!
Roy.
Let me know what you guys think!
Roy.
If the centre bush is in the other way then in theory it could come out of position (although I agree it probably would never happen due to its tightness in the bearing). I would be interested to see a pic of the arrangement on your car Le TVR.
I guess its another case of TVR couldn't make its mind up which way round some of the bits on the S should go.
Roy.
I guess its another case of TVR couldn't make its mind up which way round some of the bits on the S should go.
Roy.
M@H said:
Yep.. looks pretty good to me.. I remember painstakingly getting the column back together and realising I was 120 degrees out on the steering, and then having to remove the clamp and do it again..
Matt.
Did that too!
Thanks for the comments guys, I wasn't sure if anyone would find it any more useful than what is written in the bible about the subject. It always helps to have pictures showing you what it should look like at each stage.
Roy.
M@H said:
I thought the bolt body when through a groove in the Spline section to keep the thing from coming apart.. or am I thinking of another UJ.. (I've seen a few)
Cheers
Matt
>> Edited by M@H on Wednesday 26th November 11:43
The bottom UJ is like that, but I don't know about the top one. It would follow that it would be the same but you never know with TVR.
Roy.
Eddyted to korrrekt stoopid spelin misstaik.
>> Edited by Rozza!!! on Wednesday 26th November 12:00
I could be wrong but if there is movement on your steering coloumn, then there may be something amiss there and fixing that would then make using the standard bearing ok. I`m not really up on Wedges. You have put the same question in the Wedge forum have you not? You will most likely get a more accurate and helpful response.
Roy.
Roy.
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