Both of the thrust washers (that go on either side of the worm gear) have a small bevel on one side. The GSS-1411 doesn't specify, but I'm assuming the bevel is to facilitate placement rather than being there for some technical reason. Any thoughts?
Thanks, Bob
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Re: Steering shaft thrust washer placement
bevel goes towards the worm
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Re: Steering shaft thrust washer placement
Thanks Tim.
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