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i am told that you can put powersteering into an hj just bolt the pump in is this correct?
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Short answer - yes, sort of.
Slightly longer answer (should hopefully answer most or all your questions)...
The box and pump are the same for 6 and V8. The brackets for V8 and 6 are extrememly different. Make sure you get ALL the bolts and spacers,
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I have just picked up a complete power steering set up from a HJ Statesman to fit to my HQ Monaro.
I don't have the steering arms.
Are they available to buy or is a wrecker the best option.
Anyone know what they are worth?
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Best bet is to post a wanted to buy post in the sale/wanted section, if someone can tell us the length of them (power and manual) I've got some left overs from a HJ in the shed but I can't remember if it was manual or power....came as wreck about 10 years
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Hi Guys.
The steering arms on the HQ are the same as any HJ/X/Z/WB with power steer. You don't need to change them.
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but is there a diff in arm length with power and manual steering?? eg: the HJ's.......
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Thanks for clarifying my answer about the steering arms Dr Terry....I just re-read my post and I could have worded that bit somewhat better.
All HQ and the HJ-WB power steering arms are about ¾" - 1" shorter in length (from front bolt to Tie-rod joint)
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Thanks for that info guys. I have just remembered I have a set of HQ ones in the shed but I don't know if they came from a manual or power steering car. My GTS is manual steer so if they're shorter than those then they must be power steer ones. I'll
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Yes, you were silly... :-))
The HQ steering arms are ALL the same...power steer and manual steer are both the same length in the HQ's.
In the HJ - WB's, the manual steer cars had longer steering arms. The Power steer cars stayed with the exact same
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Thanks for clearing that up. I must admit that I still wasn't sure about the differences even after reading the previous posts. It sometimes takes a while for things to sink in!!
I'm imagining that the HJ-WB manual steer cars used a longer steering a
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Hi Guys.
To try & make this all a bit clearer. The steering arms on all power steered HQ-WB are the same (short) item.
To lighten up the steering effort, GM-H in late HJ, made the arms on the manual steer cars longer.
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Alternatively, Darren, if you want lighter steering for your HQ GTS without fitting power steering, fit the later arms...
Cheers...Dave
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Now that's a good idea. I think I'll stick the power steering on the GTS and use your idea on the SS as it is going to be restored as completely original as I can and they weren't available with power steering.
Thanks for that. Once again I know real
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