Steering shaft assemblies from junkyard parts

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(Putting it together)
(Intersecting the firewall)
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==Intersecting the firewall==
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The steering shaft going through the firewall is made up of one-half GM FWD steering joints, and one-half Chevy Astro Van steering joints. The piece of pipe coming out of the firewall is an exhaust pipe reducer. Here, the end of a steering column was cut off (with the bearing), and the piece of tubing that holds the bearing was then welded into the exhaust reducer. This is done for extra support, and to help seal the cab from exhaust fumes.
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[[Image:firewall_steering_joint.jpg|frame|none|Steering joint intersecting a firewall.]]
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Using a FWD steering column, here's the male part of the steering joint going through an exhaust pipe reducer.
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[[Image:Steering_joint_through_firewall.jpg|frame|none|Male part of a steering joint intersecting a firewall through an exhaust pipe reducer.]]
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==The complete assembly==
 
==The complete assembly==

Revision as of 18:40, 27 June 2008

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