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09-06-2024, 05:13 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Mildura
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Loooong time since I've posted, but been magic seeing the builds and community continuing.
Has anyone come across a solution yet to the intermediate shaft steering play issue, aside from sourcing a second-hand one? I know you can't buy them new anymore, but wondering given it's a reasonably common issue if there is a company or someone who has started rebuilding or reconditioning them, if that's possible. Only option I've found (aside from wreckers/second-hand), is the uni-joints sold by Castlemaine Rod Shop below. Has anyone tried these? https://www.rodshop.com.au/parts-fin...ering/ford/au/ Longer we go on, the harder it seems to find new parts for our AUs, like clocksprings, front undertray etc.
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Solution to intermediate shaft steering play?
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