Jeep Tj Steering Shaft Removal at Robert Bader blog

Jeep Tj Steering Shaft Removal. While working on the jeep today i noticed that my pillow block bushing had come apart so i did a search and found out you have to replace the complete lower steering shaft. You have to remove the pinch bolts completely as they go in a groove on the sector shaft, after that a gently pry and maybe some. I've tried using a crow bar. Just removed my box to tap for hydro assist. My lower shaft is stuck on the spline and i cant get it off. There is a notch on the shaft so just loosening it won't. Yes, it is one bolt, remove it completely and drop the box, the shaft will. I replace mine by loosing the steering column bolts and pulling the column out just far enough to remove the steering shaft. Install the new bearing and slid the column back down to. The bolts on the end clamps of the steering shaft have to come all the way out; To remove the intermediate steering shaft you will need to disconnect it at both ends (remove screw from clamp.

I've tried using a crow bar. Yes, it is one bolt, remove it completely and drop the box, the shaft will. You have to remove the pinch bolts completely as they go in a groove on the sector shaft, after that a gently pry and maybe some. To remove the intermediate steering shaft you will need to disconnect it at both ends (remove screw from clamp. Install the new bearing and slid the column back down to. Just removed my box to tap for hydro assist. There is a notch on the shaft so just loosening it won't. My lower shaft is stuck on the spline and i cant get it off. The bolts on the end clamps of the steering shaft have to come all the way out; While working on the jeep today i noticed that my pillow block bushing had come apart so i did a search and found out you have to replace the complete lower steering shaft.

Parts & Accessories Lower Intermediate Steering Shaft for 9701 Jeep

Jeep Tj Steering Shaft Removal You have to remove the pinch bolts completely as they go in a groove on the sector shaft, after that a gently pry and maybe some. Yes, it is one bolt, remove it completely and drop the box, the shaft will. I replace mine by loosing the steering column bolts and pulling the column out just far enough to remove the steering shaft. The bolts on the end clamps of the steering shaft have to come all the way out; To remove the intermediate steering shaft you will need to disconnect it at both ends (remove screw from clamp. Install the new bearing and slid the column back down to. You have to remove the pinch bolts completely as they go in a groove on the sector shaft, after that a gently pry and maybe some. While working on the jeep today i noticed that my pillow block bushing had come apart so i did a search and found out you have to replace the complete lower steering shaft. There is a notch on the shaft so just loosening it won't. I've tried using a crow bar. Just removed my box to tap for hydro assist. My lower shaft is stuck on the spline and i cant get it off.