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Age: 28
Join Date: May 2005
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removing power steering
so im getting ready to pull my 2.8 out of my 86 s10
now i have most things disconnected now just some questions i broke off all the exhaust bolts, where the exhaust meets the exhaust manifold now this allowed me to get the exhaust off so thats good but now what should i do when i wanna reinstall? should i drill out the hole? and then maybe use a nut next time? any ideas? also im havin a hell of a time getting the pressurized line on the power steering off i tried at both ends, and it seems like the nut is in between sizes ive tried metric and imperial wrenches, but they just wanna round the nut any ideas how to get it off? only other thing i thought to do was to keep the whole power steering pump on the truck, like take the whole thing off the motor |
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Pushrod for life!
Age: 34
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Re: removing power steering
there is no idea to remove the pump. just unhook it from the motor and lay it to the side
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Re: removing power steering
I second that. Then you don't have to find hose or get fluid every where is you need to turn the wheel.
On the manifold drill out the bolt with a smaller drill size and somtimes the bolt will turn or you can get most if it them pick the rest out and save the threads. Or if you have taps, drill it dead center a smaller size and tap it out. |
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Re: removing power steering
I atke it your going to rebuild the motor sinse you have it out,so let the machineshop worry about getting the busted bolt out.Without clamping the head in a drillpress or have a clamp on drill ,99 time out of 100 you'll make a mess.Now if you have bolts sticking out that you can get a hold of with visegrips,find someone with a torch and heat up the heads and turn them out.
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Re: removing power steering
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Age: 28
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Re: removing power steering
hahah
ur so right thanks for understanding english and thanks for the tip |
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