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power steering issues

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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power steering issues

Post by bones_1 »

does any one know any simple ways to put power steering into an fj45 landcrusier with relitive ease. the steering is pretty heavy when crawling through the rocks at slow speeds. any help would be great

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Post by beanz2 »

I've seen solid axle Hilux power steering used in a 40 series. A 45 series should be similar. An adapter plate can be made to fit the gearbox where it mates to the chassis and 60 series pump and lines are used .

Here is a picture on a LHD 40 series (warning: large picture file)
http://static.zoovy.com/img/jtoutfitters/-/pskit40

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Post by matt.mcinnes »

There will be a few pics on my members page of my conversion and if you need more let me know. Mine been a FJ40.
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Post by Tooheys »

Have a look here http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... highlight= would be easier on a 2f because you can get a 60 series powersteer pump that mounts high on the block so no need to modify radiator hoses and the like i think. I dont know if the swivel hubs are the same on a 45/75 so you may have trouble using the draglink and tie rod i used :D
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Post by v840 »

Ive seen it done using an 80 series pump and box. Mounts to the chassis in front of drivers side shock absorber (on the outside). Looked real neat and did away with that relay rod that can foul on the shock. Thinking of doing it to mine when I have funds.
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Post by bones_1 »

thanks for that. the only idea i had was to use a 55 series crusier box

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