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Steering knuckle seals


48ply1stcar

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1 hour ago, 48ply1stcar said:

Does anyone (Don) have any pictures of installing the steering knuckle and seals being installed especially the seals in the top control arm

I should say the rubber seals in the upper control arm especially the seal on the eccentric bushing that controls the camber.  Also is there a way in which to set that bushing for the initial installation.

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Those upper outer seals shown in Don Coatneys pic as above are a tube style and the original type, they are installed using a "U" shaped steel piece that fits either side of the bush and allows the seals to side in on either side..........however I have used a pair of large "O" rings that were about 1/4" thick and a tight fit around the pin...........I installed the O rings on either side of the bush, installed it inside the upper spindle hole then gently pushed it into the space between the outer A arms then screwed the threaded pin in........it was a bit fiddly but thinking about it now you could use a few small drops of super glue to hold the O rings onto either side of the bush which may help a bit...................dunno if this helps.........lol..........last time I did these was a few years ago and I teed up a mate who did wheel alignments to give it a proper one at his workshop and adjusted it myself by eyeball and measuring, then drove very slowly and carefully there..........lol............Andy Douglas      

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Harold..........saw it and posted there as well.............did it all go together o/k?...........lol.........its all good fun ain't it.............lol..............regards, Andy Douglas 

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If you've done one then you've just passed your expert exams..........lol..................andyd 

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