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4 posts by 4 people · 16 Jun 2005 18:32 UTC - 17 Jun 2005 18:37 UTC

Stephen White 16 Jun 2005 18:32 UTC#20570
seems like theres a lot of petrol heads here so Ive noticed that the universal joint yokes in steering columns do not line up like they would in prop shafts and pto shafts. What is the reason behind this and is there a mathematical way to find out which way they should be refitted if the steering column and u/js have already been removed
<MM> 17 Jun 2005 18:06 UTC↳ reply to (unknown)#20583
LOL - nicely worded! ==--== <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > so when ur in a headon crash the steering column doesnt shishkabob u.
Steve, I think... it will be because the steering wheel shaft, where they are using the Ujoints, is more of a flexible joint for adapting (modifying) the direction centerline of the shaft, like Tilt wheels do, all the way down to the box... if you have more than 2 joints in any length of shaft though, at some point there has to be a bearing fixing the position of the shaft, or things go whacky... Stephen White enlightened us with:
Quoted text (9 lines)> seems like theres a lot of petrol heads here so > > > > Ive noticed that the universal joint yokes in steering columns do > not line up like they would in prop shafts and pto shafts. > What is the reason behind this and is there a mathematical way to > find out which way they should be refitted if the steering column and > u/js have already been removed

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