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  1. 08-05-2011 03:15 AM #1
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    64 f100 steering specs?

     



    does anyone have a shop manual that lists the endplay,torque values/shim thickness etc.
    for the manual steering box of a 64f-100?
    i need to rebuild mine
    and while the gears are good.
    i need some more info before i go nuts and start screwing things up..
    thanks fellas
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    Quote Originally Posted by billy zz View Post
    does anyone have a shop manual that lists the endplay,torque values/shim thickness etc.
    for the manual steering box of a 64f-100?
    i need to rebuild mine
    and while the gears are good.
    i need some more info before i go nuts and start screwing things up..
    thanks fellas
    bill
    Hey Bill, I'm sure there are some good F100 guys on CHR but if you don't find your answers, try the 61-66 F100 section of Ford Truck Enthusiasts 1961 - 1966 F-100 & Larger F-Series Trucks - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums. I have a 66 F100 and have found a lot of good info there.
    Hope this helps.
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