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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: J-Ron on September 12, 2007, 10:22:22 PM
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i got the toyota front axle in successfully!!!
now i am up to the daunting task of steering. i have the toyota IFS steering box, but no pump. i was wondering if it's no biggie to drive with no pump for a while until i get my hands on one? if i can, do i just plug the lines for the pump so there's no outlet for the steering box fluid?
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It will be a real pain to drive without a pump. Mainly because the ratio is much lower then on a manual steering box. You should be able to adapt just about any pump though.
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I assume that you mean that the steering box is a powered one but you just don't have the plumbing or pump for it yet...
It probably would be okay to run it for a little while - especially if you have the ports sealed against dust - but you probably need to find and hook up a pump to it.
Time to look for a salvage yard pump!
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If it were me I would hook up one hose to it and fill it with fluid and then connect it to the other side of the box so you don't build pressure.
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From the title I thought you were posting some cool trail pics.
Sorry, cant help ya with teh PS problem.
Zig
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If it were me I would hook up one hose to it and fill it with fluid and then connect it to the other side of the box so you don't build pressure.
That is a pretty good solution.
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thanks for the replies, but i've got more problems to pull out of the hat...
driveshafts... zuki to toyota axle doesn't fit, so a toyota shaft won't fit the t-case, right? so then would it be possible to fit the splines of the different shafts together?
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You just need an adapter. I know Rocky Road has one - http://www.rocky-road.com/zukdrive.html - and someone else had some too, but it's bed time and I can't remember. :)
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RockyRoad is still on backorder for the adapters, Try www.rock4xfabrication.com
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WE DO!!!! ;D
http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/samdrivetrain.htm
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See, I knew there was a couple other places making them. :)