Connecting shaft - correct name?
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Connecting shaft - correct name?
Afternoon all.
I am after the name of the following part please:
Story: trying to help someone with all the bits needed for PAS - now when I bought mine it came as a bundle.
This part was replaced with a shorter one ( I think it was shorter ) and a UJ joint.
Just so I don't send him on a wild goose chase, can someone please let me know if it really is called the `connecting shaft` ?
Thanks in advance.
I am after the name of the following part please:
Story: trying to help someone with all the bits needed for PAS - now when I bought mine it came as a bundle.
This part was replaced with a shorter one ( I think it was shorter ) and a UJ joint.
Just so I don't send him on a wild goose chase, can someone please let me know if it really is called the `connecting shaft` ?
Thanks in advance.
'89 1.9 DG
“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” ~ Mark Twain.
“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” ~ Mark Twain.
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
why not look it up
better still a part number really defines it
http://www.realoem.me/Volkswagen/RDW/T2/1988/78/R" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
better still a part number really defines it
http://www.realoem.me/Volkswagen/RDW/T2/1988/78/R" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
It is called a Relay or Intermediate steering shaft.
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Swervenleftenrightenstuck in german I think
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
Intermediate steering shaft
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
itchyfeet wrote:why not look it up
better still a part number really defines it
http://www.realoem.me/Volkswagen/RDW/T2/1988/78/R" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
That is a good link Itchy.
Gonna keep that one. I found it in the HAYNES manual, but it merely called it `connecting shaft` which I didn't think sounded an offical name
Here is the part - http://www.realoem.me/Volkswagen/RDW/T2 ... /52000#32A" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
(Part 32a)
Much appreciated all.
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
itchyfeet wrote:Swervenleftenrightenstuck in german I think
Schaltstange I think, change stick.
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Titus A Duxass wrote:itchyfeet wrote:Swervenleftenrightenstuck in german I think
Schaltstange I think, change stick.
They say the Germans don't have a sence of humour
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It appears the list of pas parts that I require is endless! Thanks for the help, especially Smiffo who was asking on my behalf.
Why would the glass be anything other than half full?
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Man up or put the bigger steering wheel back
Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
'89 1.9 DG
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
itchyfeet wrote:Man up or put the bigger steering wheel back
The difference between the original and the Carat wheel is minimal. I'm off over to Amazon to see if I can get a load of tinned spinach delivered. It's actually a long term project for when my other half drives the van but that won't be until the bodywork is 'presentable'...
Why would the glass be anything other than half full?
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Re: Connecting shaft - correct name?
Actually W2Do, I might have one of the pipes that connects to the pump...
The expensive one that has the pressure switch going into it...
If you don't get one cheap as part of a `deal` or `bundle` then I will see if I can have a rummage for it.
Stupidly I bought one thinking I would need it, but when my bits turned up the old one was already connected to the pump..!!
I'm sure it will be in my box of bits. Let me know if you want me to find it or if you struggle finding one - I will let you have a discount on it
The expensive one that has the pressure switch going into it...
If you don't get one cheap as part of a `deal` or `bundle` then I will see if I can have a rummage for it.
Stupidly I bought one thinking I would need it, but when my bits turned up the old one was already connected to the pump..!!
I'm sure it will be in my box of bits. Let me know if you want me to find it or if you struggle finding one - I will let you have a discount on it
'89 1.9 DG
“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” ~ Mark Twain.
“It's Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.” ~ Mark Twain.