Re: steering coupler question

[histoy <brianjan_64@xxxxx>]

Steer and Gear - Columbus, Ohio (614) 231- 4064 makes a boot that covers half of the coupler pot.  It replaces the red gasket and clamp that gives all the fits.  I used it on my '68 Coronet, which has the wider style pot, and it worked great!    My '64 Belvedere had a narrower style pot, so check with them to see if their part fits both styles.   The part number for the Redesigned Seal Boot Cover is 2111.  Cost is $25.   Their rebuild kit is part number 2112 and includes the new style boot.  Cost is $50. 


On Thursday, July 6, 2017 at 12:36:25 AM UTC-5, neal wrote:

Anybody know how to get the 8 pronged plate on the coupler to actually GRAB the coupler pot. I got a new kit and the plate basically seems like gaskets too thick or the prongs are too short.

    neal

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