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Old 01-25-2021, 02:39 PM
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Hello Bob here in Florida

Just started working on a 1947 Chrysler New Yorker that is in good shape until you look underneath. Looks like close 100,000 miles from the amount of built up grease and dirt. I am replacing the tie rod ends at hopefully make steering (manual) a little easier. There were no or very damaged dust caps on all 4 ends. It appears that the ends are almost inter-changeable. Any one with experience here?


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Have you checked the steering box yet?
Old 01-25-2021, 03:31 PM
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The steering box appears to be leaking, but right now I am working on the tie rod ends, steering box is next.
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I ment for tightness in the steering.
Beautiful car!
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Originally Posted by BobChryslerNY47
The steering box appears to be leaking, but right now I am working on the tie rod ends, steering box is next.
with this weight of the car, this problem is best dealt with as soon as possible!
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