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Can this be unpinned

Discussion in '308/328' started by Nino1964, Jun 16, 2017.

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  1. Nino1964

    Nino1964 Formula Junior Silver Subscribed

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    Trying to replace bushing on steering rack. Looks like inner tierod is pinned with punch. Anyone have a good technique for removing the pin? Thank you for any feedback.
     
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    Jonny Law F1 Rookie Silver Subscribed

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    Do you have a picture of the setup?
     
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    The ones I did I just unscrewed the tie-rod and the pin sheared out easily. Put a new pin when reinstall.
     
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    I don't recall that being pinned, just staked into a recess. Are you sure there's a pin there?

    This is a useful tutorial- apparently the Pantera used the same rack

    Pantera Steering Rack

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  5. Martin308GTB

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    There were different designs regarding the inner tie rod. The earlier ones are those, where the nuts/end caps are staked into a recess, the later ones are pinned.
    When I did mine I exactly did, what Claude (godabitibi) described.
    Except that I drilled a hole into the pin to weaken it.
    I would recommend to purchase the proper wrenches instead of maltreating the end cap and counternut.
    'Pin-wrench 22-35mm'.

    Nino,
    you should move your picture from your 2nd thread about this topic.
    Below there's mine, which basically shows the same design.



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  6. godabitibi

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    Same rack to the end of the rack itself, the inner tie-rods on the Pantera are larger. But the Pantera bushing sold by vendors work on the 308.
     
  7. Nino1964

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    Thank you for the replies. I drilled the pin out.
     

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