Putting a 14 back together, putting in the long bolt on the steering bracket (through the wood block), am I correct that there is no washer involved?
Thanks
Ben
Steering Bracket Hardware
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Ben Umberger
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Re: Steering Bracket Hardware
The 25 Service Manual does not mention nor show a washer. Pages 35 & 36. But you did ask about a 14.
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Re: Steering Bracket Hardware
Ben, no need for a washer. The bolt head is p against the frame and the nut against the bracket.
Hope this helps,
Allan from down under.
Hope this helps,
Allan from down under.