Jeep steering shaft

[Tech59]

Can anyone tell me what year jeep i need the steering shaft from and is it a certain model? I have searched and do not see it. Any help would be greately appreciated.

Thanks,
bill

 

[jasonpickett]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

Can anyone tell me what year jeep i need the steering shaft from and is it a certain model? I have searched and do not see it. Any help would be greately appreciated.

Thanks,
bill

Regular cherokee. Preferbly 90's but they all should work

 

[dutchty]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

Can anyone tell me what year jeep i need the steering shaft from and is it a certain model? I have searched and do not see it. Any help would be greately appreciated.

Thanks,
bill

This one, with the rubber absober in it worked for me

 

[13Pelle]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

Regular cherokee. Preferbly 90's but they all should work

HARMON and I have pulled them out of Grand Cherokees also.......just a FYI There is a broad range of Jeeps to pull them out of.

 

[slpcamaross97]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

whats with the new bolt and nut on the pic above? do you have to drill a new hole to make them work on sy and tys?

 

[13Pelle]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

The Jeep top bolt is different then the Typhoon. The Jeeps bolt fits into a groove and Typhoons stock shaft has a bolt that goes straight through. It looks like they drilled a new hole to make it fit like the stocker did. You can either do that or file a small groove and use the Jepp shaft the way it is. I think the file a groove method is easier..... just IMO. Hope that made sense.

 

[dutchty]

Re: Jeep steering shaft

whats with the new bolt and nut on the pic above? do you have to drill a new hole to make them work on sy and tys?

for use of the stock hole as mentioned by 13Pelle

The Jeep top bolt is different then the Typhoon. The Jeeps bolt fits into a groove and Typhoons stock shaft has a bolt that goes straight through. It looks like they drilled a new hole to make it fit like the stocker did. You can either do that or file a small groove and use the Jepp shaft the way it is. I think the file a groove method is easier..... just IMO. Hope that made sense.

just ordered him from a fellow SYTYer I thought "five to drive" and IMO its the safest way.