I did the same does that truck going to be on position or off position to fix that error

Yikes.

Came to learn how old fashioned recirculating ball steering works, left knowing everything there is to know about power steering in the process; and all while being pleasantly entertained. Best video on the subject on youtube bar none!

What does the steering gear adjustment screw do?

What will make my steering locked up when started after I add fluid

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Nice!

i just wish you explained what tightening the sector shaft? at the top achieves, but good vid

Are the nuts missing on the steering box?

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If the metering valve is to tight , what will happen?

I had an 80ft. Skyhook that used wire cable to extend the sections...it broke and all the tubes came crashing in from about 25% extension. Had a roof top unit on the hook...lol I told the guy I didn't want to lift it. lol. Crane is gone now and the guy who bought it...shot himself. Oh boy!

610...Whats up Bud. Gald to see you doin well.

Just found your channel. Really enjoying the explanations and I love your shirt.

best explanation on KZbin. thank you

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New subscriber enjoying your channel. KZbin is forever seeking to screw over creators. You continue to fight the good fight my friend. I shall shake my fist at the sky and at the top of my lungs yell “ be damned KZbin, you greedy whor, errr, goblin! That usually makes me feel better for at least a week or 2.

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Well done! Very good engineering analysis.

We don't care. Thanks I restart my truck and it resets it

Power steering is so much more complicated then I thought it was. Omg that poor little deflection rod plays such an important part

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thank youuu, i do the same thing, i need to resync the steering wheel

Man I don't miss workin on those at all

The partial gear on the output shaft isn't a pinion, because it isn't a small gear. It's a sector gear (because it is only part of a circle), which is why the output shaft is often called a "sector shaft".

What a hidden gem! Nothing useful comes up when searching recirculating ball steering but then this thing gets recommended! That was a really well-done explanation, thank you!

Have a cheat sheet for the gearbox speeds?

Very interesting video

Loose that horrendous background racket so I can think about what you’re doing!

Great content hope you stay at it brother I just found your channel I own a 2001 f250 7.3 and ready to install a new gearbox

Where is it located?

Sir why is it that my truck I replaced new steering pump Ang new gearbox why is it that it's really hard to turn to right position and left position..when the engine is running the steering wheel become wiggle wiggle untill the oil seal of input shaft will explode... comment from MINDANAO Philippines

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Great job and my wife loves the Star Trek part.

Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

So there still must be a pump connected to the drive belt to provide the push for the fluid, right?

Good explanation.

The steering box system is perfectly work for hotrods, Dragster, And also 3 wheeler car like reliant from UK,, because this steering system can use to move single steering knuckle without taking up much space on the chassi

Hey, I’m confused, how does that all turn the wheels though?? I’ve been trying to figure it out. I just don’t get it! 🤷‍♂️. I know how the steering gears work, just not how they turn the wheels.

Fun fact: that rack/gear has an adjuster screw to take up the slack between the teeth when it wears out. And if you over tighten it by accident, it can permanently ruin the mechanism. So yeah, don’t go poking around your steering gear with screw drivers. Let a professional adjust the steering gearbox if needed.

I like your shirt! The video is very good too. I have a tie bar Hendey and threading with it is identical.

I'm struggling with getting off the cap of the gun. It seems to be heavily glued on

THanks for explaining, very easy to understand this way

Thank you!

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Well done

Thanks! This was excellent and very clearly explained. It really helps me when I can fully understand how components work before I work on them so I know how to work within their limitations and design.

Bad ass, thanks