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1928 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

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94 STEERING GEAR<br />

Steering gear arm<br />

Right zero mark<br />

^3<br />

Be sure serrations on<br />

washer face toward -<br />

serrations on wrench<br />

Left zero mark<br />

n-rcTTcr<br />

On cars with short eccentric bushing use spacer<br />

I i i Be sure locking wrench is<br />

bent to fit squarely over hexagtric<br />

bushing<br />

Zero matk<br />

on sector shaft<br />

Fig. 1<br />

Zero marks on steering gear arm<br />

and sector shaft (left-hand steering)<br />

Zero mark on arm must line up with zero<br />

mark on shaft to insure getting worm on<br />

high point of sector. On cars with left-hand<br />

steering, use left zero mark; on cars with<br />

right-hand steering, use right zero mark<br />

Adjusting plug<br />

g^Q<br />

Spacer not necessary on cars<br />

with lorig eccentric bushing<br />

Fig. 2<br />

Views showing installation of locking wrench<br />

on hexagonal end of eccentric bushing<br />

Adjusting plug<br />

Front<br />

Rear<br />

Seats ^ •*•* Spacer-^ Washers Seats i^wamr~\ Spacer-* Washers<br />

Fig. 3 c=i J H<br />

Sectional view of steering connecting rod. <strong>Cadillac</strong> 341-A and B<br />

Front<br />

Rear<br />

Seats<br />

Fig. 4<br />

Sectional view of steering connecting rod. LaSalle 303, first type<br />

acer<br />

Front<br />

Rear<br />

Seats<br />

-Fig. 5<br />

Sectional view of steering connecting rod. LaSalle 303, second type, and 328<br />

Plate 5 2A. Steering gear adjustments and steering connections.<br />

pacer<br />

February. 1929

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