anyone whos taken off they're power steering.....need help
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anyone whos taken off they're power steering.....need help
theres a round disc that the pully bolts on to. i cant get thid disc off, if i can get it off i can pull it through the support and remove the whole thing. how did you guys remove it?
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it is not that hard to remove. There are 6 bolts holding it onto the sub-frame. Two on one side, 4 on the other. You access them from the bottom of the car. Then the two tie rods one on each end. Then remove the steering part from the column, and all the plumbing. That is it, not any harder than that.
Oh yeah, you have to remove the Stabalizer bar.
Oh yeah, you have to remove the Stabalizer bar.
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Originally Posted by DREYKO
n/m guys i got it out. i just beat thedisc with a hammer and it poped off. a/c is next... goodby unneeded vac lines!
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Originally Posted by Smoken'
Leave it on there, you will regret taking it off and then turn around and put it back on like i am doing.
People talk about the better road feel with a manual-rack and I agree. But I consider it more important (for me) to be able to drive (on the street) with my mind and eyes... Not my arms. I like the fact that slower-speed turns aren't a laborous affair, as they are when using a manual-rack. I guess to remain legal on the road, I try to enjoy everyday driving at a 'slower than track' speed. It's nice to be able to casually whip around a sharp/slow turn with no effort.
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Originally Posted by FirstRotaryExp
You may have to pull the engine up to remove teh bracket and lower bolts of teh AC, as teh bolts themselves will more than likely hit the frame as you start to remove them. IIRC I could only remove my ac and the bracketry once my engine had been removed.
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Originally Posted by eriksseven
I've never had an issue with it. You just have to wiggle them a little. I will admit that there's not *that* much room, but there is enough.
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I just removed the a/c compressor on my car twice an hour ago and I can tell you, with bloodied hands, that the top two bolts can be easily unscrewed and removed while the bottom two are harder to unscrew and cannot be removed, unless you unscrew the compressor and pull it sideways.
But, you don't NEED to remove them you can just leave them there in the compressor and slip the compressor out.
Also I just found out that there are two different kinds of compressors on Rx-7's and that's why I had to put all my manual steering back after taking it out, because the new bracket didn't take my old compressor. DANG THAT SUCKED!!
But, you don't NEED to remove them you can just leave them there in the compressor and slip the compressor out.
Also I just found out that there are two different kinds of compressors on Rx-7's and that's why I had to put all my manual steering back after taking it out, because the new bracket didn't take my old compressor. DANG THAT SUCKED!!
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Originally Posted by theman4444
I just removed the a/c compressor on my car twice an hour ago and I can tell you, with bloodied hands, that the top two bolts can be easily unscrewed and removed while the bottom two are harder to unscrew and cannot be removed, unless you unscrew the compressor and pull it sideways.
But, you don't NEED to remove them you can just leave them there in the compressor and slip the compressor out.
Also I just found out that there are two different kinds of compressors on Rx-7's and that's why I had to put all my manual steering back after taking it out, because the new bracket didn't take my old compressor. DANG THAT SUCKED!!
But, you don't NEED to remove them you can just leave them there in the compressor and slip the compressor out.
Also I just found out that there are two different kinds of compressors on Rx-7's and that's why I had to put all my manual steering back after taking it out, because the new bracket didn't take my old compressor. DANG THAT SUCKED!!
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