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lol ,just add it to the steering coupling he is going to check
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I thought I read somewhere that you could get 2deg difference once a new chain wears in.
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A quick video on checking if it is the coupler that has play
Having just changed my steering coupler on my 1980 450SL to great result (got rid of almost all my steering play), and seeing threads like this wondering whether the play is in the coupler (coupling) or the steering box, I did a little "before and after" video, showing the play before and after, with close ups on the coupler movement.
Link is here: Diagnosing free play due to steering coupler (coupling) in 1980 Mercedes 450SL - YouTube Last edited by marinmbfan; 08-10-2014 at 10:33 AM. Reason: bad link |
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