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  1. G744

    How to get rid of play in steering

    M37's never get the mileage civilian vehicles do. An old-old-old one has 30K on the clock. Dodge technical lit specified an average engine lifespan was 15K. Running at top RPM and lubricants of the day, plus soldiers' foot... DDG
    • G744
    • Post #10
    • Forum: M37
  2. G744

    How to get rid of play in steering

    Only in the drag links, not in the steering box. DG
    • G744
    • Post #8
    • Forum: M37
  3. G744

    How to get rid of play in steering

    To adjust the M37 steering box, jack up the front axle. Turn lock-to-lock, counting the turns. Turn back to numerical center. There is a nut on the backside (engine side) of the box, remove same and star washer. using a stubby flat blade screwdriver, turn the screw in a half turn or so. Run...
    • G744
    • Post #4
    • Forum: M37
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