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Author: Guy - Replies: 1 - Views: 4925
Just an update on rebuilding the GM tilt, telescopic, steering column on our 1984. The usual problem with these having the tilt bolts come loose deep in the column had become unbearable. After getting in over my head due to a modification made to a steering wheel mounting  shim made by Newell way back in 84,  I was not able to put the shaft back together. I put my pride aside and I sent the column to Steering Services, in Utah to have him re assemble my fine work. Glad I did. He said I needed a
Author: brian - Replies: 8 - Views: 6476
HI,

My hi/low beam switch needs to be replaced on my 411 -- 1996.  How do I separate the grey piece from the black piece.  I don't think it is a puller issue.  I think I just need to pry them apart with a thin blade?  Looks as though someone already may have done this if you can see the yellowish scratches.

Thanks in advance

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Author: AlanJohnson - Replies: 7 - Views: 5957
This is a problem I had last year on my coach. I want to record what happened here in case it will help anyone else.

My power steering started getting jerky a couple years ago. It finally got to a point where I had no power assist. And yes, it becomes a beast without power steering.

I can usually fix most things myself. I replaced the hydraulic pump, and spent quite a bit of time talking to mechanics at Newell. After replacing a few more items (including the new hydraulic pump) I finally t
Author: SouthernDevGirl - Replies: 1 - Views: 1279
At the encouragement of my wife, Tiffany, who entered into a discussion on turning radius, I've invested some time to create iterative models in determination of the steering cut angle and the pivot-point of the chassis when the steer-tag is at its maximum cut (believed to be 23 degrees).

Factoring the information provided here and elsewhere, attempting to split differences where they exist, I believe the following is likely the best representation:

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