retro fitting an original fj40 power steering box to a fj40
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2005 12:59 am
Has any one actually fit an original fj40 power steering box to a standard steering fj 40/45??
IF I have a standard steering fj45, are any of the parts like the drag link(Diff part number) and other parts of the steering gear going to be different?
I know the end assembly for the steering drag link(for pitman arm) is different, are any of the rods different etc??
Such as:
End sub assy, steering drag link (for pitman arm)
non power steering part number 45046-60010- ,where as with power steering its 45430-60030
and also the shaft sub assembly,steering main after the steering wheel has different part numbers inside the steering tube?
(shaft sub assembly,steering main)
without power steering 45201-60034
with power steering 45201-60071
Does power steering have a different steering shaft?? (the shaft the steering wheel is on)
regards Azzy
I'd appreciate an answer from someone who is informed or has done this conversion.
I have a original fj40 power steering setup to fit so I'd rather not enter into using fj60 boxes etc....
thanks again Aaron
IF I have a standard steering fj45, are any of the parts like the drag link(Diff part number) and other parts of the steering gear going to be different?
I know the end assembly for the steering drag link(for pitman arm) is different, are any of the rods different etc??
Such as:
End sub assy, steering drag link (for pitman arm)
non power steering part number 45046-60010- ,where as with power steering its 45430-60030
and also the shaft sub assembly,steering main after the steering wheel has different part numbers inside the steering tube?
(shaft sub assembly,steering main)
without power steering 45201-60034
with power steering 45201-60071
Does power steering have a different steering shaft?? (the shaft the steering wheel is on)
regards Azzy
I'd appreciate an answer from someone who is informed or has done this conversion.
I have a original fj40 power steering setup to fit so I'd rather not enter into using fj60 boxes etc....
thanks again Aaron