So I am tinkering around in the garage today cleaning up after the HARD work yesterday from centering my new sticker on the rear windshield and I decided I would figure out why my horn wasn't working.
I traced it to the ground wire that goes down the center of the steering column and connects to a tab on the steering coupler on the gearbox side.
I jacked her front end up and decided I would crawl around while I was reconnecting the wire and do some exploring for my upcoming drop-spindle project.
My steering coupler is half gone, well maybe one third, but still kind of scarry.
Going to pick one of those up tomorrow for replacement tomorrow night.
My steering box is leaking from every possible spot so I was thinking of swapping that out as well.
Is changing out the gearbox a big deal? It looks fairly straight forward, but I was not sure about getting any of the couplers or drop arm to come off. Can this be done in an evening without pulling the gas tank?
Any thoughts or comments?
Should I just stick to replacing the coupler and wait on the gearbox when I do the front end?