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WANTED-POWER STEERING CYLINDER FOR '56

Posted By Jack Groat 2 Years Ago
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Jack Groat
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My power cylinder worked fine, but had a slow leak leaving a puddle on the floor.  I sent it to Steer and Gear in Ohio and he tells me there is a crack in the outer housing.  He says it is unrepairable.  I need another.  Or somebody who can weld cast iron.

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If you have a " Car Quest" auto parts store near you check with them, I got a factory rebuilt from them in 2017 for  $ 167.00 exchange.
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Would Lares Corp have what you need.  They rebuild steering systems.


54 Victoria 312;  48 Ford Conv 302, 56 Bird 312
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Midland Park, NJ

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Wow... Car Quest??  I'll try..  The guy who has mine and restores these old parts for a living..  He says they are rare to impossible to find.  Dennis Carpenter (I think) says cores are no longer available for rebuild and they have a made-from-scratch unit for $750.  As always, I appreciate the input and help..
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I found a site that fabricates power steering cylinders for old classics.  They had dozens of cylinders listed by part number and it took me a while to find an application chart.  All scrubys....

Anyway, I had a long talk with the guy who has my cylinder who said it was "unrepairable" and when I told him I was unable to find another core to send to him, he said, "OK, I'll fix this one".

I told him I thought you said it was unrepairable.  He said anything can be fixed if you want to spend the time.  I have no idea what this is going to cost me. 
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There is one on EBay for $500 + 30 shipping new for 53 through 57. I searched 1956 ford power steering.

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