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Vehicle & Technical => Defender => Topic started by: range17 on January 27, 2007, 16:51:30
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Hello
When the steering boxes are referred to as 3 or 4 bolt ,does that mean the the amount of bolts that bolt it on or is it something else .
Which one will it be on my 92 defender .
Thanks Rob .
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The number of bolts to the chassis. 3 bolt are usually earlier models so I would guess 4
Steve
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The number of bolts to the chassis. 3 bolt are usually earlier models so I would guess 4
Steve
No
its the bolts on the top
all steering box's have 4 bolts fixing them to the chassis :wink:
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Thanks Mike ,have to get new one ,leaking alot now ,is it worth trying to repair it ?
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Thanks Mike ,have to get new one ,leaking alot now ,is it worth trying to repair it ?
how old is the box?
if you are unsure or its old you would be best replacing it with a recon one,havin fitted seal kits in the past for the vehicle to come back with it leaking again within 2 months its not worth the effort to remove it to replace a seal that "might" leak again,do it once n job done
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not sure how old ,so i see your point ,thanks ,any ideas where to get a good priced one from ,will it be paddocks or somewhere like that .
Rob.
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The number of bolts to the chassis. 3 bolt are usually earlier models so I would guess 4
Steve
No
its the bolts on the top
all steering box's have 4 bolts fixing them to the chassis :wink:
oops :oops:
I going sit in corner :oops:
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The difference is that the 3 bolt ones are imperial threads, the 4 bolt are metric (I was told 3 bolt are stronger).
Anyone ever seen a 6 bolt?
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The difference is that the 3 bolt ones are imperial threads, the 4 bolt are metric (I was told 3 bolt are stronger).
Anyone ever seen a 6 bolt?
yeh
they are interchangeable with the 3 IIRC
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always wondered meself, as i have only seen with 4 bolts fitting to chassis, but told that was what it meant.