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(3) Remove tie rod (1) with tie rod ends (16)
b. Disassembly.
attached from holes in left hand and right hand
(1) Unscrew front and rear adjusting plugs (2
steering knuckle arms (14).
and 9).
b. Disassembly.
(2) From steering gear arm end, remove ball
seat (4), socket spring (3) and spring seat (10).
(1) Remove boots (15) and lubrication fittings
(17) from left hand tie rod end (16) and right hand
(3) From steering knuckle arm, remove socket
tie rod end.
spring (3), outer ball seat (4) and inner ball seat
(2)  Remove  nuts  (19),  washers  (20)  and
(5).
screws (18) from clamps (21) and unscrew tie rod
( 4 ) Unscrew lubrication fittings (8) from
ends (16) from tie rod (1).
steering drag link (7).
(3) Slip clamps (21) off tie rod (1).
c. Cleaning and Inspection.
c. Cleaning and Inspection.
(1) Clean all parts in SD. Clean passage in
(1) Clean all parts in SD. Clear passages of
lubrication fittings.
lubrication fittings (17).
(2) Inspect all parts visually for excessive wear
(2) Inspect all parts for excessive wear or
or damage.
damage.
(3) Inspect socket springs (3) for breaks or loss
(3) Inspect tie rod (1), tie rod ends (16) and
of compression.
mounting hardware for stripped threads.
(4) Inspect ball seats (4 and 5) for excessive
(4) Inspect tie rod (1) for cracks and defer-
wear, abrasion or other damage to ball contact
mities.
surface.
d. A s s e m b l y a n d I n s t a l l a t i o n .
(5) Inspect adjusting plugs (2 and 9) and ends
procedure in a and b above. Be certain to screw
of drag link for damaged threads.
each tie rod end (16) into tie rod (1) the same
(6) Inspect drag link for bends, dents or other
amount of turns. Three or four full turns is suf-
damage.
f i c i e n t . Leave loop clamps (21) loose until ad-
Assembly  and  Installation.
d.
justment procedure in e b e l o w .
procedure in a and b above. Install cotter pins
e. Adjustment.
during adjustment procedure in e below.
(1) With assembled tie rod installed and
e. Adjustment. After installing steering drag
link, fully tighten adjusting plugs (2 and 9). Back
secured to steering knuckle arms (14) with slotted
off adjusting plug until slots in adjusting plugs
nuts (13) and cotter pins (12), turn steering hand
wheel until wheels are in a straight-ahead position.
align with cotter pin holes in steering drag link
(2) Measure span between inside of front tires
pins (6) to secure adjusting
ends. Insert
at front and rear at hub height. Span measured at
plugs.
rear should be one-sixteenth inch to one-eighth inch
Note. Excessive tightening of adjusting plug will result in
greater than span measured at front.
binding in the steering system. Excessively loose adjusting
plugs will result in clack or play in the steering system.
(3) Turn tie rod (1) until dimension for toe-in
4-66. Steering Tie Rod
referenced in (2) above is obtained.
( 4 ) Clamp tie rod ends in place by fully
a. Removal.
tightening loop clamping hardware.
Note. Improper toe-in adjustment will result in ex-
cessive tire wear.
(2) Remove cotter pins (12, fig. 4-42),
securing slotted nuts (13), and remove slotted nuts.

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