Part #: N109051
Screws for replacement pop out window frame to hinge
Application:Part #: 211837659
This nylon washer goes on the wing bolt keeping the bolt from chewing up the slide on the safari window. Washers sold individually 8 are required for Front Safaris and 4 are required for Rear Safaris.
Application:Part #: N107101
This is a list of the most common screws you might need..
Application:Part #: N185164
Screws for replacement pop out window Latches to Body
Application:Part #: N139681
This is a list of the most common screws you might need..
Application:Part #: N203551F
These are new hoses that are more resistant to Ethanol, meaning they last longer. This type of hose is what we now recommend.
Application:
If you have a lot of play in the steering don't just assume the steering box is bad.
If you have a lot of play in the steering don't just assume the steering box is bad. With the bus on the ground. Have someone turn the steering wheel back and forth, and look at the shaft that comes out of the steering box to see if it is moving sideways before it spins. If it moves it's bad.
Note: If you are going to order this box without sending your old one in first, please add part number 211415049HCO to your order.
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Part #: 211415701G
This rod goes between the steering box and the center pin.
Application:Part #: 311415812C
These are the ball joints on the tie rods.
Application:Part #: 113415431
Steering Coupler Lock Nut (5 Required)
Application:Part #: 211415049HCO
CORE CHARGE If you would like to order this before sending your old steering box in, please add this part number to your order. This is the core charge. Once you send back your old steering box we will refund this amount, providing your steering box is good.
Application:Part #: 2415057
EMPI Polished Billet Aluminum Steering Wheel Boss Kit
Application:Part #: 2415058
EMPI Polished Billet Aluminum Steering Wheel Boss Kit
Application:Part #: 1415811
This kit allows you to drill out your tie rod end holes and flip your tie rod end over, giving you a better tie rod angle.
Application:Part #: 113425117
It is for the steering damper. If yours is bad then the steering damper will be sloppy, rendering the damper useless. It will need to be pressed out and pressed in.
Application:Part #: N127071
Steering Wheel To Steering Shaft Retaining Key Bus (Type 2): -67
Application:Part #: 141561410AKT
Beautiful Classic Wood with Polished chrome Spokes.
Application:Part #: 211415801D
These two rods go from the center pin on a Bus or the pitman arm on a Bug, to the spindles, making the car turn.
Application:Part #: N125381
Cotter Pin, Steering Box to Pitman Arm
Application:Part #: 131415811
These are the ball joints on the tie rods.
Application:Part #: 141561411
Beautiful Classic Dark Wood with Polished chrome Spokes, Thin Grip
Application:Part #: 211415802F
These two rods go from the center pin on a Bus or the pitman arm on a Bug, to the spindles, making the car turn.
Application:Part #: 211415049BWG
If you have a lot of play in the steering don't just assume the steering box is bad.******Due to the lack of cores that we have to rebuild, we require the core to be sent up front before we will send out a rebuilt box***
Application:
If you have a lot of play in the steering don't just assume the steering box is bad.
