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STEERING SHAFT- RETAINER EYELET

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DON TX

04-13-2002 15:28:55




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Are they supposed to be loose or tight on the end of the steering shaft? I'm guessing tight.TIA
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ZANE

04-13-2002 18:28:39




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 Re: STEERING SHAFT- RETAINER EYELET in reply to DON TX, 04-13-2002 15:28:55  
I am assuming that you are referring to the bearing cone retainer that slips into the hole in the bottom of the steering shaft??

No it doesn't have to do anything but hold it in place until you get the bearing seated in the bottom of the housing in it's race. You can do the same thing with a gob of heavy grease to hold the cone.

Zane



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