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Using the Federal pump,, its the only thing i could find to fit the big block (383) with AC.

I have the no power at stand still and have been waiting to hear if the others on the forum made any head way with CPP.
Have not seen anyone with the problem state a fix. I have chosen to live with it because it is still worlds better that stock.

Johninky wrote:From experience, loose wheel bearings and/or an over tighten steering box will cause this problem.

I'm with johninky ,wheel bearings can make a difference, and check the rag joint that fixed my steering.

Nice, what year is yours? Mine didn't need to have a new fire wall seal. Let us know how yours works at a stop. That's the problem some of us have had.
Until then swept on, john

I posted pics of my install on a different thread. The install was very straight forward and looks great. I cannot turn from a dead stop .but I could not turn the manual box at a dead stop either. I am happy with the system...the issue , I think , is the quick ratio box. No amount of pressure can m...

On my way to MD from FL with the Servi Car. Headed up to give the grandkid the old trike hope the old Dodge and me can make it.

Need the old truck to deliver an 80" TV for a friend.

I used CPPs rag joint (thinking it was a ford) split and bolted to the dodge column half rag joint.

I did my 1970 d100 back in May, everything worked fine. The only problem I had was hose to pump because I was using Mopar Frderal style pump. Had to have a custom hp hose made at a local vendor. Franicisco Magallance (Frank) is the guy to talk to @ CPP, if he is still there.

Question, sweptlines used to manual steering boxes ( 1969,70 D100) has anyone used one for the other by changing it with the correct rag joint?
Thank in advance for any help, john

Australian Dodge D5N 600 , 1974 very cool

Like your home made rockers. I could use one on the passenger side of my 70 d100

Guys, I have a 59 D200. The engine is out and I'm about to start the power steering install. I talked to the old pick up guys and they have a kit. Anyone have direction or ideas for better power steering kits? The only bolt on power steering kit I found was from CPP, the install took about 4 to 5 h...

Ok, after reading the above post, I ordered a direct replacement 3 core radiator for a 71 d100, the dimensions are exactly the same as the one I removed from my 64 except the inlet and outlet are now on the correct sides. So that was good. Problem #1: The brackets on the 71 radiator were NOT on the...

Cody100 wrote:Just curious, what are the benefits of the pertronix EI? Is it just more reliability and less maintenance?

Yes and yes, easy install took me about an hour. Runs and strats better

Just had mine rebuilt http://www.bobsspeedometer.com/1/120/index.asp
Wasn't cheap but it is as good as new.

My 1970 in the Mtn. of CO

I thought I'd reply with what may be the least popular thing to do.... -Have your current steering box rebuilt. -Install new leaf spring bushings -Install new "quality" king pins. -Install a new drag link -Install new tie rod ends -Install new shock absorbers -Install a new steering rag joint -Alig...

https://www.whitecap.com/shop/wc/waterp ... e-sealants
I saw this posted as something that was used for body sealer.