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Spring pin Roll pin This is the difference between a spring pin and a roll pin but I guess it depends on which side of the Mississippi your standing on.... sorry I'm a Toolmaker so definitions are absolute in my world.

Thats a spring pin, been awhile since I installed mine but I think it's 1/4 dia. pin.

Had the same issue, what 493Mike ^^^ said. Mine went to the right also, tapping the valve body forward in roughly 1/8-inch increments it finally settled down after moving it about a 1/4-inch. Only thing I did different was I made the adjustment without it running, didn't want to contend with hot...

The power steering box I purchased from Yearone so long ago I can't remember. It's a stock replacement for my 68 Charger, thing is when I fire up the engine the unit wants to turn the wheels to the right. I went thru the bleeding process several times but it still wants to spin the wheels to the...

Take them apart before you go spend $. Get a micrometer and some inside telescoping gages and measure the pistons and bores, not sure what the specs are but they should be pretty close (.001-.002 clearance maybe), check the pistons and bores for pitting. One question what type of fluid are you...

Not that I'm aware of. Most conversions will require a 15" rim

If your pump housing is distorted (out of round) you'll never get it to seal properly. Get a new can if the kit doesn't fix it.

Only if they're left alone in the corner :poke:

In the process of ordering the hard lines for my Charger. Car was equipped with power drums. My question is this, does the brake line along the fire wall route under or over the frame rail? Fine lines has a set that goes over and a set that goes under... since I didn't blow the car a part I'm...

Looks like the column in my Charger, floor shift column

Watching the ziptie moment on Roadkill Garage again haven't you...

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Eastwood has a bleeder that's not too expensive and makes it possible to bleed the brakes yourself. Handy tool in the box IMO There are other more expensive bleeders out there but unless your making a living doing this kind of work, this tool will get it done for less $$.$$ Mityvac Brake...

Probably a good chance the tech didn’t get the masters aligned and just jammed it together, they’ll go with some brute strength and stupidity

If you have the "Master Splines" aligned and in their proper location then the issues lie in the pitman, tie rod, idler arm components. Everyone's spot on about the shop screwing the pooch, get another tech to check it out.

The drivers side will collapse all the way until it bottoms out the shock or the bump stop which will stop the travel... Why do this?

Soak in hot assed water then WD-40 the inside and have at it... Brute strength and shear stupidity is the call here.

U can pick one up at Rockauto for about $150.00 bucks

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