I'd Call PSC about it, they have excellent customer service! I think they are on Central time.
I doubt a single 180° will do any damage but, it's possible. I've had mine apart 2-3X and there's plenty of leeway for even a 360°. I have heard of them being repaired by soldering. The only PITA is locating a T9 driver to take them apart and reassemble them.SweetPee said:Yes, you have to watch that!!!! It will take out the Clock Spring. And once they are gone, it's gone. You have to replace it and they are expensive and can be a big PITA!.............
How will I know if there is a problem?f9k9 said:I doubt a single 180° will do any damage but, it's possible. I've had mine apart 2-3X and there's plenty of leeway for even a 360°. I have heard of them being repaired by soldering. The only PITA is locating a T9 driver to take them apart and reassemble them.SweetPee said:Yes, you have to watch that!!!! It will take out the Clock Spring. And once they are gone, it's gone. You have to replace it and they are expensive and can be a big PITA!.............
I have yet to find the plastic pin. Where is it on the lower shaft? Do I need to remove the lower shaft? Also, what is a clock spring and where is it located?Mouse said:to shorten the shaft, just drill out the plastic pin and then collapse the shaft some. If you go too far, pull it back out. Thats how I did mine.
I looked for a pic of mine but couldn't find one. It just looks like a spot of plastic on te otherwise metal shaft - will be close to where the two sections meet.2JK said:I have yet to find the plastic pin. Where is it on the lower shaft? Do I need to remove the lower shaft? Also, what is a clock spring and where is it located?Mouse said:to shorten the shaft, just drill out the plastic pin and then collapse the shaft some. If you go too far, pull it back out. Thats how I did mine.
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I tried calling them this morning, but they are closed for the Holidays. Anyway, I placed my oredr online and they'll get it when they return. The non-Texans here will love this. Its a 10 hour drive from here to Azle, mostly on interstate highways. That's only about 2/3's the width of the state. Its 14 hours from here to Texarkana at the other end of the state from us.Resqtek said:JK,
I have driven by a PSC shop on 730 South in Azle, Tx, just outside of Fort Worth. I don't know if that is there main shop, I know you can't take the Jeep up there, but that isn't too far from El Paso. I really like doing business with folks when I can talk to them face to face. Good Luck on the install.