Power Steering setup - what tools do I need?
All the sockets are 12 point, and check the brand name. My cousin can’t fix a sandwich, much less anything on a car. The sockets are old Snap-On and the ratchet Cornwell. I suppose his wife’s granddad did it right back in the day. From my reading, it appears that roll pin is no joke, so maybe I’d be better going at the coupler. I expect there will be no key and since it’s a 70 the column will be locked. This could be an adventure.
All the sockets are 12 point, and check the brand name. My cousin can’t fix a sandwich, much less anything on a car. The sockets are old Snap-On and the ratchet Cornwell. I suppose his wife’s granddad did it right back in the day. From my reading, it appears that roll pin is no joke, so maybe I’d be better going at the coupler. I expect there will be no key and since it’s a 70 the column will be locked. This could be an adventure.
