VI STEERING 11 37 emo euxmvsrz ASSEMBLY ruaunucmz A l l r me a r ne non sreenmo xnucxts EQEEMBLV Q si eg S iw T VA li 9 P 1 MAN f YZ Q ARM 8 Eno CLAMP Asssmstv END gg E T 2 runusucxtz TEER G ASSEMBLY uuc z ARM F 11 60 Smrlnu LInka Dh rulw Vlnqunnr Trunk Q Inslallallon 6 1 Attach tie rod ends to steering arms Tighten nuts to 50 foot pounds torque and use new cotter pins 3 1LgF to secure nuts 2 Attach connecting rod to tie rod Tighten nut r to 50 foot pounds torque and use new cotter pin to secure nut g w 3 Attach steering damper to tie rod bracket E W 4 Adjust toe in as necessary nin Cnnnmlng Rnd nose The connecting rod fig 11 62 consists of A rod H Wm TI md Enmld VI threaded at the left end with an integral ball stud end assembly at the right end An adjusting tube and Til llud removable ball stud end complete the connecting rod assembly On Cherokee Wagoneer and Truck models the end having the integral ball stud end assembly 1 Remove entter pins and retaining nuts et beth attaches to the tie rod On CJ models it is attacheditc ends of tie rod and from end of connecting rod where the right side steering arm The threaded end with it attaches to tie rod the adjusting tube end removable ball stud end assem 2 Remove nut attaching steering dernper push bly is attached to the pitman arm However the ball ma to tie red bracket and move damper made stud end assembly can be replaced ei ar elv 3 Remove tie rod ends from steering arms and connecting rod using puller The steering connecting rod can be removed by removing the cotter pins and nuts from both ball stud NOTE After removal the tie rod ends can be ends and then removing the rod The steering connec removed from the tie md by hmsening the adjusting ting rod ball stud ends cannot be disassembled for ser tube clamp bolts and unthreoding the ends vice