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Old 01-20-2013, 11:24 AM   #281
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Old 01-20-2013, 11:54 AM   #282
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I can't decide if I want to do a 4th generation bumper or fab a steel on up on my 96.
I like what I did. Believe it is off an old kenworth.
Free, picked it up from a scrap yard. Just wrapped the ends around.
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Old 01-20-2013, 05:12 PM   #283
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Old 01-21-2013, 12:13 AM   #284
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The 4th gen bumper is sweet butttt it's a lil wide. I'd section it and weld it back to fit. Then powder coat, paint, rechrome etc whatever your heart desires. Seen the one that taquesche or however it's spelled (Spanish possum) dude did a 4th gen on his gf half ton and painted it black. Looked tight.
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Old 01-21-2013, 03:33 PM   #285
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I like what I did. Believe it is off an old kenworth.
Free, picked it up from a scrap yard. Just wrapped the ends around.
You can't beat that. I was thinking of doing something similar with mine and one from a Mack since my 12v has the infamous bumper lean going on right now
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Old 01-28-2013, 05:22 PM   #286
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Well….I'm going to try this for now, then if it starts leaking out of the filters, I'm going to get two if not three of the "dual vent covers" from Cummins to hold it over until a rebuild (if needed). Also, I'm going to run some Lucas oil additive/stabilizer in hopes of easing the blow by. (Although….when I take the oil cap off while running, theres hardly any white smoke). I thought I'd post this in case it works, maybe it'll help someone.

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Old 01-28-2013, 05:31 PM   #287
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I was driving today. I romped on it like a dumba$$. The back en wrapped around and I couldn't correct it. My front bumper hit the guard rail. The bumper is trashed, but I have another one. Now, however, I can only turn a little bit to the left, but I can turn like double the amount to the right. Any ideas what's goin on or what I should do. Nothing looks bent or broken..... Maybe just take it to an alignment shop? If something was noticeable, I could fix it, but I'm at a loss. Bad steering box now maybe? The crossover hd steering setup I have looks straight and the truck drives straight too. Hmmmm.When I was trying to straighten my steering wheel before by turning the drag link sleeve, I adjusted it too far and had the same problem.... Barely any left and a whole lotta right so I put it back to what it was before and drove with the wheel ed to the left… I'd appreciate some help fellas. Thanks guys
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^^ Thanks. It's just temporary (the bumper at least) until I get my 4th gen bumper on there. Any input on the steering problem?
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Maybe bent pitman arm?
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Old 02-03-2013, 06:47 PM   #293
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Its gota be something like that, because nothing appears broken or out of place….. Could something inside the steering box be broken or shifted maybe?
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Cant wait for the 4th gen bumper man gonna look sweet!
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Its gota be something like that, because nothing appears broken or out of place….. Could something inside the steering box be broken or shifted maybe?
Separate the pitman arm from the shaft. See if the front wheels will turn each way to the limits. If so, you know its in the box or the steering column. You should be able to get a half turn on the sector shaft before it hits the limits inside the box.
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Great info. Thanks. I'm going to try this when I get home from working out of town. I wonder if I could possibly just re-clock the pitman arm on the shaft of the steering box to let it turn further....
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The shaft has four large splines on it in 90 degree intervals. So it can only go on in 4 positions.
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