This is a box rebuilt with «new gears», but there is play in the piston assembly. In this movie, the piston is locked from moving with the proper MB tool, but the input shaft still has play. This box will be returned to the rebuilder.
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I'm about to rebuild mine because of such play. What causes this play. What needs to be adjusted ?
Do you not mean failure?
Fail is not a noun , your grammar is a failure.
Stop trying to be trendy.
Hi jamie, how did you go with this steering box?Did they give you another? I would have thought the only problem was that the hole where the lock bolt tightens down was worn a bit large .Possibly the result of having been used a few times in the past.
4 yrs late, so this is for others. Don't state if you tried the gearbox in the car. Perhaps just a "doesn't seem right" on the bench. I resealed a 1965 Dodge gearbox (looks similar inside). It still had play in the input shaft on the bench (or w/ engine off), but operated very smoothly with no play under hydraulic pressure. It seems that play is normal in the way the box operates. As you turn the input shaft, it moves slightly to open hydraulic passages so pressure is applied to the piston to cause it to follow your motion. You are evaluating it as one would a manual gearbox. I would hate to be a rebuilder and have to deal with M-B owners (I am one, but not so fussy).