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While Turner is practicing driving I'm trying to get that little spider key in on the steering assembly. Note: keep pedals removed to install steering wheel. Don't be like me! LOL ugggghhhh
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by bitbusterI was given the task of generating a working key for a Model T after-market Fox Automotive Products Corp steering wheel lock. Was told it was from a 1910 T. The steering wheel was not attached to the column and the lock was in locked position.I picked the lock and removed the cylinder and disassembled. I soaked all the parts in cider vinegar for a week, wiped each part, filed a key and reassembled....02-27-2018, 04:59 PM -
by canadian29, 2 tooth. after 2000km summer driving , not much but enough to put on 5lbs of ice creme girth , I have noticed a little extra free play in steering from when I first started driving . I am looking for a simple turn this and hit that repair . don't want to spend to much time if there are a couple of steps I can skip to get me through the final couple of weeks of driving . I have checked linkages...08-27-2018, 10:07 AM -
I just saw this on ebay, and it looks like a good deal for anyone needing steering arms with good balls.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Model-...19.m1438.l264906-13-2018, 10:18 PM -
by sunnyormWhat is fairly "normal" play for a driver, with a 2 tooth steering, measured at the steering wheel?07-10-2018, 05:31 PM -
by bosticjbI have just purchased a 1928 with a steering box problem anybody got any suggestions on what to do - any replacements that are recommended...10-08-2018, 02:52 PM -
by Bill CNCWell after screwing around with my steering box on my 31 Tudor, I have found it's to far gone to adjust. It feels like it's indexing in the center and if I loosen it up to rid the hard spot in the center, ... Whoa, ... she's ALL OVER THE ROAD!
I'm trying to figure out if I want to rebuild it myself or buy a rebuilt one or buy one of Randy's F-100 boxes.
I'm trying to keep...03-31-2018, 01:47 PM -
by Standing ElkAm about ready to start repairs on my steering wheel. Got a couple things to run by you guys.
Since the cracks are mostly fairly fine, I am thinking about taking a Dremel tool and just slightly V ing the cracks then filling them with Bondo and finishing from there. Is Bondo a good choice? After finished I plan to prime and spray paint (rattle can) it. Is there a better way? Thanks03-19-2018, 09:42 AM -
by Kevin84I've just joined the Forum and looking through it so that I do not appear too stupid! I just purchase a 1930 2-dr coupe and it does have a steering problem. Almost impossible to steer. Checked the lubricant by removing the filler nut and could see NO lubricant! What lubricant needs to be used in the steering box? I'm reasonably sure that it will also need adjusting or maybe parts replacement. It's...01-11-2018, 07:13 PM
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by plyforIn the MAFCA website Q&A section , there is a reference to factory spec. of 1 " freeplay, wheels straight ahead. I assume that is measured at the wheel outer rim. What are others achieving with proper adjustment and equal lash both extremes ?...10-20-2018, 07:19 PM
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