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 Post subject: Steering pin removal
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 8:02 am 
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I have finally given up on my '74 Scamp power steering box and I plan to remove it this weekend. Is the coupling pin tappered? I tried to reove it once before and could not bugde it so I gave up. Now I'm determined. Any hints on getting it out would be appreciated.

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 9:56 am 
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After three decades in place, those pins can really be stubborn. It's not tapered; it's just a standard split roll pin that can be driven out with a properly-sized punch and a BFHammer. Applying Kroil or Coca-Cola can help.

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For stuck, rusty parts, I have found PB Blaster to be best thing on the planet. Soak it in it for a while and it should make things go much smoother.
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Well I got 'er done. Soaked it with WD40 overnight and she came right out. Got the whole gear reamoved and replaced in less than 3 hours. And flushed and all new fluid. Works great so far. I was having some very strange power steering problems but they seem to be gone.

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For stuck, rusty parts, I have found PB Blaster to be best thing on the planet.
Probably 'cause ya never tried Kroil :-)

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And I thought you're supposed to use TransX..............

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Where does one find this magical kroil stuff in the US?
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As far as I know, Kroil is only available direct from the manufacturer.
Kano Laboratories
1000 S. Thompson LN.
Nashville, TN 37211
1-800-311-3374

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The Eastwood Company sells it mail order or on their website.

http://www.eastwoodco.com/

just search for Kroil - they have an aerosol and a larger size (half gallon?)
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Much cheaper, here.
https://secure.cnchost.com/kanolabs.com ... rial.shtml

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We have used Kroil and PB Blaster here at work. They are both exceptional products. :shock:

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