Bronze bush - steering column
Discussion
More help please,
Steering column bearing.
I believe the bronze bush (in the bracket welded to the chassis) and collar set column height and help earth continuity but should it be a 'fit' on the steering rod diameter or have clearance. Mine has about 2mm side play with the UJ's removed but the height bits fine.
thanks,
David
Steering column bearing.
I believe the bronze bush (in the bracket welded to the chassis) and collar set column height and help earth continuity but should it be a 'fit' on the steering rod diameter or have clearance. Mine has about 2mm side play with the UJ's removed but the height bits fine.
thanks,
David
Adrian@ said:
David, is the play in the shaft rather than the bush (as this is the norm) on the early column there is a ring that is above the bush and this is set against the face of the bush to stop the rise and fall oscillation caused by the 2 UJ's and so give the horn press a chance to work correctly, wear comes back to you as noise/feed back through the steering wheel.
Adrian@
The ring sits on the bush OK so vertical control is fine. The shaft itself has wear (or a manufactured depression) where it goes through the bush so there is 1mm to 2mm side play of shaft in bush. I guess this will disapear when I fit the UJ's or does it need a new shaft ??Adrian@
David
Edited by djc100 on Sunday 8th March 22:12
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