LHD or RHD PAS (power steering box)
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As I've pointed out in PM's (sorry my box is full & needs a clean out.
The HALE is correct for the "second type" box in Jaguar speak.
The weedy drop arm & idler arm shown are for Manual steering. The PAS arms were beefed up in case one turned against a curb. The manual arms would bend.
Let me find you a thread that I posted in to show the difference.
See posts 30 & 33 here. Maybe someone else can tell the mounting points on the box & tell you whether it's LHD or RHD. I can only tell from the drop & idler arms. Your pictures only show manual steering arms.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/m...-260626/page2/
The HALE is correct for the "second type" box in Jaguar speak.
The weedy drop arm & idler arm shown are for Manual steering. The PAS arms were beefed up in case one turned against a curb. The manual arms would bend.
Let me find you a thread that I posted in to show the difference.
See posts 30 & 33 here. Maybe someone else can tell the mounting points on the box & tell you whether it's LHD or RHD. I can only tell from the drop & idler arms. Your pictures only show manual steering arms.
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/m...-260626/page2/
Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; 09-26-2022 at 11:01 AM.
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On my RHD car with manual steering box, the input shaft from the clumn is offset away from the engine (i.e. to the right). It seems likely that LHD will be the opposite.
If it helps, I think that, when viewed from above, the PAS steering drop and idler arms are curved, while manual are straight.
If it helps, I think that, when viewed from above, the PAS steering drop and idler arms are curved, while manual are straight.
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This is a LHD car
This is a RHD car.
This is a LHD car.
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I've cleared my mailbox so it will now accept PM's. Your car should have a type 2 steering box. Type 1 & 2 parts are not interchangeable. Type 1 short exterior pipe. Type 2 long exterior metal pipe.
Unless your car is a '64 build first registered in '65.
Unless your car is a '64 build first registered in '65.
Last edited by Glyn M Ruck; 10-03-2022 at 05:41 AM.
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