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    Default Steering Relay Rebuild

    Anyone in the Doylestown area need some $ to open/check/rebuild my steering relay? It's jammed again and I do NOT want to miss SCC in the 109. I have no idea what I'm doing in there, and honestly I don't really have time to go digging too deep myself before SCC ( and I'm an idiot )- and of course, the weather just turned below freezing for the first time this year.
    1966 109 SW The Short Bus

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    Sean, I can't make it down tomorrow, BUT I'm planniing for Thursday, I can take a look at it then if you like

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    Do you mountain boys know such things? lol
    I'd really appreciate it. See you on thursday.
    1966 109 SW The Short Bus

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    Hey now, I'm originally from Montgomery County, just moved here 6.5 years ago......so I'm not all that "mountain" yet, but I'm a fixin to be learned.

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    ohhhhhhhhhhhhh so you WERE a flatlander lol
    1966 109 SW The Short Bus

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    Have you checked or added any lub/fluid to the relay since the last time I did it ? .. Try Marvel Mystry oil to free it . remove the bolt that goes throught the bellcrank , mark the bellcrank ( so you put it back in the same position) then remove the small bolt that is under where the bell crank was. Use a punp type oil can to push the marval in . You may find if you also remove the small bolt on the otherside it will give the air a place to escape . DO NOT remove all four of the small bolts at the same time as the relay is spring loaded

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    I haven't added any, and it's leaking ( go figure! ) Funny thing is last time I did remove all those bolts and it didn't pop.
    1966 109 SW The Short Bus

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    Last time I looked at it it was full of water .. I'll bet that why its acting up now . Leather bushings are frozen .. No school tomorrow do you want to bring it up?

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    Would love to, but it's rather tough when it won't steer......
    1966 109 SW The Short Bus

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    It won't turn at all?, or it's just way to tight(friction) like you need to put your foot on the bulkhead to get leverage? Want to convert to power streeing?

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