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Rack me! - rebuilding rack pt number 914.347.014.01

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I assume you are anticipating needing to adjust the end float on the pinion with the new bearings?

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Go to the local steering repair guy with a sample shim see if they will sell you some, I did this when trying to find a specific size o-ring and a local hydraulic shop gave me a handful FOC.

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I assume you are anticipating needing to adjust the end float on the pinion with the new bearings?

Rack me! - rebuilding rack pt number 914.347.014.01

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Go to the local steering repair guy with a sample shim see if they will sell you some, I did this when trying to find a specific size o-ring and a local hydraulic shop gave me a handful FOC.

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POST 2Original post

I take it you found the parts you were looking for?

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

rack me...this internet rumour stuff can drive you crazy particularly if you are lazy..which I was to begin with...Asking q's only gets you so far so after a bout of 'tough' love on other forums...I went internet sniffing. 12 hours later knew the bearings were going to found.The radial shaft seal posed an intitial quandary only because i got it in my head this was an unobtanium porsche ZF part. This coupled with forum buttscuttle made me chew my nails and bottom lip . but the reality is different. My rack has bearings (16002) 2 of. pressed onto the pinion o-ring 12mm ID 1 of above the top bearing radial shaft seal 40 26 7 (single lip) bunch of shims - these are proving hard to locate - any tips all the bearing supply shops cant help unless I want to buy 100 of each = $550.00!!! thats it - pics to come  as I rebuild it this weekend

POST 5Original post

On line? http://www.precisionshims.com.au/a/About-Precision-Shims Have you tried e-bay? i had a quick look but i don't know what size and thickness you need. Go to the local steering repair guy with a sample shim see if they will sell you some, I did this when trying to find a specific size o-ring and a local hydraulic shop gave me a handful FOC. I assume you are anticipating needing to adjust the end float on the pinion with the new bearings?

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thx cal for the link - I was award of done of the out of towner suppliers . Just hoping to have found it local to be honest easier to trip over a cigar smokin ahole hockey than finding shims. My last resort was to have a single part machined by a mate though, Ill give these guys a call in the morning and see if I can have 5 see shims sent pronto see what comes first And yes end float it keeps me up late at night....At least I may have found a new career post budget... Anyone else have rack pt # 914.347.014.01 need rebuilding

POST 7Original post

Michel, I took the bearings and seal to a bearing supplier and they matched them no problem. Seals especially are only an OD/ID/Width equation. Looking online can do your head in, the face to face wins every time(well maybe not every)

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

chris agreed the internet in all its colours particularly forums, can give rise to anxiety and perpetuate rumour/myth...well sometimes. As said the bearings (16002) were the easy bit and the radial seal (40 26 7) once I got over the idea it was a bit of special Porsche/ZF  - these items are been picked up today. It is the shims that are causing me annoyance; no one in canberra seems to have either the shim made up, or even the shim material so I can make my own

POST 9Original post

Blackwood and Sons I think, engineering suppliers that will sell to the public are worth a try and pretty well located everywhere these days. http://www.blackwoods.com.au Search shim and voila.

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thx Steve None of my usual suspects black woods included had shims or shim material in sizing I wanted - if they had any at all. Measured the old shins and having one custom shim made

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Shim found at some expense and time on a cnc lathe

POST 12Original post

Quotes source post: 70767

Yeah! Now you will be able to finish the rack and then you can roll ;-)

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cal... together and now in car...still a 'bit' to go before I roll Will still post those pics...

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